Robotic
Research, a leading provider of autonomy and robotic technologies to
federal and commercial customers, announced today it is showcasing its
top autonomous and driver-assisted transportation solutions in Booth No.
407 at the 2019 AUVSI
Xponential conference today through May 2 at the McCormick Place in
Chicago.
“We’re thrilled to be exhibiting at this amazing event that highlights
the best in autonomous transportation innovations,” said Alberto
Lacaze, president of Robotic Research. “We’re honored to have the
opportunity to support both government and commercial customers in
delivering lifesaving autonomous and driver-assisted technologies via a
wide variety of applications. We look forward to giving the Xponential
audience a firsthand look at some of the major innovations that we
anticipate will help rapidly advance autonomy in transportation and move
the industry forward into the future.”
The products Robotic Research is showcasing at AUVSI Xponential include:
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Olli – Robotic Research is partnering with Local Motors on
Olli, the world’s first co-created, electric, autonomous shuttle. The
slow-speed shuttle, which is being introduced in communities around
the world, is on display and briefly demonstrated in Robotic
Research’s booth during the show. -
Paralift – Robotic Research developed Paralift, a
driver-assist, autonomous loading and securement system, to provide
individuals with reduced mobility independent access to their vehicle.
The capabilities of this automated wheelchair include voice commands,
auto mobility and an automated lift. -
Drive-by-Wire ATV Display – Robotic Research will display a
side-by-side vehicle for which the company has developed a
drive-by-wire kit, which can be applied to virtually any vehicle of
any size or purpose. The Robotic Research autonomy kit serves both
commercial and DoD applications and can be integrated into other
Robotic Research systems. -
Navigation System for GPS-Denied Areas – Robotic
Research will showcase its RR-N-140 Navigation System that provides
accurate, absolute and relative 3D (6 DOF) localization information
for ground vehicles of all sizes. This device delivers exceptional
localization performance in GPS‐denied or compromised areas. It is
designed specifically for use on unmanned ground vehicles and is
heavily customizable to incorporate a wide variety of sensor inputs
into the navigation solution.
To learn more about Robotic Research, please visit www.roboticresearch.com.
About Robotic Research
Robotic Research, LLC, is a leading provider of autonomy software and
robotic technology and solutions driving the transformation of
commercial and government autonomous operations through innovative and
intelligent systems. Whether providing autonomous vehicles to the
military to keep the warfighter safe; delivering unmanned, transformable
robots to extend the reach of Special Forces units; or making commercial
transportation safer and more efficient, Robotic Research is leading
this dynamic revolution in technology. To learn more about Robotic
Research, visit www.roboticresearch.com
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