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Buddy robotics
Buddy robotics
| Model NO. | FL-211 |
| Load Capacity | 500 kg |
| Safety Features | Collision Avoidance System, Emergency Stop Button, Obstacle Detection Sensors, Safety Laser Scanner |
| Type | Delivery Robot |
| Usage | Subway, Shopping Mall, Restaurant & Hotel Supplies |
| Origin | China |
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The Smart Delivery Robot is a multifunctional intelligent device featuring intelligent reception, large screen interaction, guest identification, and sound source localization, available in various models to suit different scenarios.
Its product highlights encompass a range of advanced features, including laser positioning for precise movement, intelligent reception for guest management, large screen interaction for user engagement, six-microphone pronunciation recognition for clear audio, and independent damping for stable operation.
Equipped with SLAM laser positioning technology, the robot can build high-precision maps independently, offering a 10,000M free walk range and centimeter-level real-time positioning.
The robot can autonomously lead to destinations or cruise while explaining related content, enhancing user experience in guiding and information dissemination.
| Dimensions | 560x560x1500mm |
| Weight | 60KG |
| Material | High strength composite materials / ABS plastics |
| Battery Life | 8-9 Hours (5H Charging Time) |
| Speed | Adjustable 0.5-1.2m/s |
This robot finds application in various scenarios such as exhibition halls, hotels, malls, hospitals, and banks, demonstrating its adaptability to different environments.
A: The robot has a heavy-duty load capacity of up to 500 kg.
A: It offers a battery life of 8-9 hours with a charging time of approximately 5 hours.
A: No, it uses SLAM laser positioning which requires no coding, although regular calibration is recommended.
A: It is equipped with a Collision Avoidance System, Emergency Stop Button, Obstacle Detection Sensors, and a Safety Laser Scanner.
A: Yes, the robot is designed to handle climbing angles of less than 7 degrees.
