Sanbot robots for *disposal*

Oh, I always imagined your tenants were more "industrial" than that ...

Second generation!

Started off as a woodworking business specialising in innovative! mdf furniture:-)

The Robots look a bit like furniture.

Place a lampshade on each one.

Sanbot Elf on a Shelf.

Specifications OS: ROS1.1based on Android 4.4 Processing system: Octa-Core Cortex A7Core, GPU:PowerVR SGX544

Size - 92x 30x 40 cm Weight - 19kg Speed: 0.8m/s max Battery - Lithium battery 20Ah/300W (Running time: 10 Hours, Standby :20 hours)

Camera: 8.0MP HD camera, 1.0MP HD camera with 140° degree aspheric surface angle Sensors Head: Mic x 7, Camera x 2, 3D sensor x 1, Touch sensor x 7 Body: Human body induction x 2, Obstacle detection x 1, Charging Pile Detection x 6, Touch sensor x 4, Compass x 1, Gyroscope x 1 Hand: Obstacle detection x 4, Touch sensor x 2 Base: Obstacle detection x 10, Omni Wheel x 3

Display: 10.1 inch 1080P 10-point touch screen Projector: Laser 1920 x 720 HD, 60Hz, aspect-ratio: 16:9 WIFI: IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n(2.4GHz/5GHz) Wireless: Blueteeth4.0, ZigBee

It's a bit like a smartphone on three wheels, without 4G or a SIM.

Paul

Clever kit but no real purpose. Storage is costing them money!

If there is a computer club or a school with a STEM or tech program, you could gift the machines to them, and they could make projects out of them.

Paul

Is that just Alexa on wheels?

It seems to be almost entirely pointless.

Searching youtube with "Robot waiters" this seems to be one application, some models even have integrated trays to bring the cooked food out after ordering.

Or a tour guide?

youtube: "Sanbot Acts a Guide and Helps Guests With Directions"