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New quadruped working robot joins the pack
Ferrari Press Agency
X30 1
Ref 15210
20/10/2023
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Pictures must credit: DEEP Robotics
A new four-legged robot has joined the pack of dog-inspired machines ready to go to work around the world.
The X30 by Chinese company DEEP Robotics is set to challenge pioneering Spot by the USA’s Boston Dynamics.
The X30 has been designed to meet core industry needs in multiple fields, including inspection of power stations, factories, pipeline corridors, emergency rescue, fire detection, scientific research and more.
It has a a range of sensors and uses cameras to send live feed video back to a controller.
It incorporates the company’s fusion perception technology.
This lets it negotiate obstacles, navigate open riser industrial stairs
conduct autonomous inspection day and night and overcome other difficulties in an ever-growing number of scenarios.
All this can be done day and night in all kinds of weather and from sub zero temperatures to hot desert climes.
It has a real-time monitoring and emergency response system.
OPS: The DEEP Robotics X30 robot. it can be specified with a range of different equipment depending in the jib required of it.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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DUKAS_161794960_FER
New quadruped working robot joins the pack
Ferrari Press Agency
X30 1
Ref 15210
20/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: DEEP Robotics
A new four-legged robot has joined the pack of dog-inspired machines ready to go to work around the world.
The X30 by Chinese company DEEP Robotics is set to challenge pioneering Spot by the USA’s Boston Dynamics.
The X30 has been designed to meet core industry needs in multiple fields, including inspection of power stations, factories, pipeline corridors, emergency rescue, fire detection, scientific research and more.
It has a a range of sensors and uses cameras to send live feed video back to a controller.
It incorporates the company’s fusion perception technology.
This lets it negotiate obstacles, navigate open riser industrial stairs
conduct autonomous inspection day and night and overcome other difficulties in an ever-growing number of scenarios.
All this can be done day and night in all kinds of weather and from sub zero temperatures to hot desert climes.
It has a real-time monitoring and emergency response system.
OPS: The DEEP Robotics X30 robot. it can be specified with a range of different equipment depending in the job required of it.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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DUKAS_156359002_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter
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DUKAS_156359001_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to open a door autonomously
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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DUKAS_156359000_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to remain upright on the most slippery of surfaces.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_156358999_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to open a door autonomously
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_156358998_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to remain upright on the most slippery of surfaces.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_156358997_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to open a door autonomously
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_156358996_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to open a door autonomously
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_156358995_FER
Robot dog gets a grip on opening doors autonomously.
Ferrari Press Agency
Spot 1
Ref 14853
08/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Boston Dynamics
The world’s best selling robot dog is set to step out on its own — for autonomous where it can open doors on its own without a human controller.
Quadruped Spot, developed by US-based robotics company Boston Dynamics , is being used around the globe by companies for a range of jobs.
These include inspecting oil rigs and power stations, mapping construction sites and patrolling oil and gas rigs sending back high res audio and visual feeds.
It has mostly needed to be programmed and monitored by someone with a remote control alongside some autonomous freedom.
But now it is said to join workforces by patrolling on its own with the ability to open doors when it encounters them giving it more scope for working alone.
For this it uses a long, manoeuvrable neck with a grasping “head” for grabbing and turning handles.
Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter said the company currently had a thousand robots in over 35 countries tackling “ some of the industry’s toughest , most dangerous tasks.”
OPS: Boston Dynamics robot Spot demonstrates its new ability to open a door autonomously
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)