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Ascento Pro, which can travel fast and climb stairs with its two wheels, gains autonomous driving features thanks to its camera and LiDAR sensors.
Robots, which can travel for kilometers, can be customized for different areas of use with various add-ons, and can assist people in heavy work, make life easier in every sense. The autonomous robot Ascento Pro, developed by ETH Zurich-based researchers and Ascento Robotics, is one of them. The two-wheeled Ascento Pro is similar in appearance to Boston Dynamics' load carrying robot named Handle. However, Ascento Pro is positioned much differently in terms of weight, size and functionality.
Thanks to its camera and LiDAR scanning technology, the two-wheeled autonomous robot can detect and overcome various obstacles without being dependent on any user, maintain its balance expertly, and easily navigate different terrains thanks to its two wheels.
The robot, which can stay in balance by using the speed of its wheels and the versatility of its flexible leg extensions, also maintains its resistance against external impacts. Since it is always ready for action on its wheels, it can rise again on its flexible legs even if it is knocked down with a quick push. In addition, its bendable, flexible legs help it jump up and down the stairs easily.
Ascento Pro is better than its previous version in terms of both charging capacity and speed. The robot, which offers up to 8 hours of use on a single charge, can reach a speed of 12 km/h. Ascento Pro, like robot vacuum cleaners, goes to the nearest charging station when its battery is almost empty and plugs itself into the charger. Thanks to its replaceable battery, it can be ready for use again, if desired, without having to wait.
Ascento Pro can be used in many different areas, from delivery to surveillance.
Ascento Robotics makes its two-wheeled robot customizable, allowing users to attach additional sensors, cameras and even arms to it.
The company is developing this robot for tasks such as delivery, surveillance, inspection, search and rescue and inspection. Ascento Pro, which resembles a wheelchair in appearance, also has an expandable structure to customize standard wheelchairs. Considering its mobility and LiDAR sensors, Ascento Pro can perform many tasks, from hospital laboratories to mail delivery, from food order delivery to carrying loads in large warehouse areas.
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