Video | Capable of Reconnaissance and Attack! The Amphibious Spherical Robot Has Arrived
Either long legs or tracks
This is the image of robots in everyone's mind
But a round, plump ball
is also a robot
and it is amphibious
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Can be controlled and can drive autonomously
Covers a variety of application scenarios
At the recent
China International Defense Electronics Exhibition
reporters from the station “caught”
a type of amphibious spherical robot
With a diameter of 0.8 meters
and a weight of over 180 kilograms
it can reach speeds of up to 35 kilometers per hour
mainly relying on the motors and pendulums inside the sphere
to control forward movement or stopping
It is not afraid of tipping over and is very stable
It can be controlled by a person
or can be programmed with task points
to enable autonomous driving
for patrols back and forth
As an amphibious robot
this “big black ball”
can float on the water for reconnaissance
and can also overcome various obstacles on land
such as deserts, snowy areas, and flooded roads
It can roll through all of them!
Bird control at airports, oil field patrols, water area detection
……
It is suitable for various application scenarios
Not only can it conduct reconnaissance
but it can also perform attacks
The amphibious spherical robot
has various payload options
such as net guns and tripwires
which can be used for capture operations
It can also carry loudspeakers for dispersal
to drive people away
with a maximum sound level of 140 decibels
The sphere itself has a huge impact force
and can break doors and obstacles
Spherical configuration design
is uniquely clever
Domestic unmanned equipment
with a full sense of technology!
A new amphibious spherical robot was showcased at the China International Defense Electronics Exhibition. This robot, measuring 0.8 meters in diameter and weighing over 180 kg, can reach speeds of 35 km/h and is designed for both reconnaissance and attack missions. It operates effectively on water and land, capable of traversing various terrains and equipped with tools for capturing and dispersing crowds.
- The robot has a diameter of 0.8 meters and weighs over 180 kg.
- It can reach speeds of up to 35 km/h and is stable in water and on land.
- The robot can be controlled manually or autonomously for various tasks.
- It is equipped with tools for reconnaissance and can also perform attacks.
- The robot can traverse diverse terrains including deserts, snow, and flooded areas.