Mobile Robot with Single Manipulator

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Mobile robots can navigate and travel in their environment. Autonomous mobile robots have been used by the military, hospitals and warehouses for some years.

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This Demonstration shows a conceptual model of a mobile robot with an autonomous guided vehicle (AGV) for navigating within an indoor environment. A six-degrees-of-freedom manipulator is integrated on top of a vehicle, which increases the working ability of the robot.

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Contributed by: Frederick Wu (October 2016)
Open content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA


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