Eliport robots will deliver goods without humanity
Today, people are thinking of delivering goods thanks to drone devices. However, not only that, Barcelona-based Eliport has recently launched a new line of robots to perform this task. And it's called Robot Eliport.
The Eliport robot is an automatic 4-wheel robot that will start by lifting 30-40 kg (66 to 88 lb) cargo at a certain cargo warehouse.
This robot is guided by GPS and 3D map of the neighborhood they are operating, then they will continue to the destination by walking along the sidewalk at the speed of a pedestrian. Once they reach the destination, they will automatically transfer their goods to a pre-loaded safe container, from which the recipient can receive it after delivery.
This robot will avoid obstacles such as pedestrians by equipping 10 to 14 sensors including video cameras, LiDAR (light detection and zoom) and radar. They will be able to move up to 25km (16 miles) for a full charge.
If necessary, humans will be able to open the robot's cargo compartment to manually add or dismantle the cargo, although access to the open compartment is only possible through face detection or security-based systems. code provided.
Eliport is currently raising funds for its new project through the Start Engine website, with support from investors.
Hopefully the first robot will be completed in October, with the first automated prototype coming out in 2020, and fully deployable by 2021.
You should read it
- Tally, the robot running around checking the goods in the store
- A few reviews of Japanese goods 2 old Japanese goods, Japanese goods
- Amazon is building its first in-house robot
- Robot milliDelta robot is set up with roles in production and medicine
- Primer - Super transform robot like Transformer
- Giant Robot War: America wins Japan
- The world's first terrain-crossing robot can move like a snake
- 10 robots have succeeded in proving they are new generation animals
- This 'octopus' robot arm can stick to almost any object
- Russian new robots can shoot themselves with two hands like humans
- Distinguish old technology items, phones like new, build goods, fake goods, warranty returns
- Xiaomi launched the vacuum cleaner robot Mi Robot 1S capable of memorizing maps, scanning each room according to the installation schedule
Maybe you are interested
Apple may introduce a new Siri-like AI 'personality' for Robots
Robots can train themselves using AI
The machine system helps bonsai trees control a robot arm holding a knife
Hackers can attack robot vacuum cleaners and freely observe your home
Why do websites think you are a robot when using a VPN?
Chinese robot has a brain made from human cells