Autonomous Navigation and Perception
Drag-and-drop autonomy algorithms for AMRs including 3D SLAM, navigation, obstacle avoidance, automated sensor calibration, and object detection.
What it does
Drag-and-drop autonomy algorithms for AMRs including 3D SLAM, navigation, obstacle avoidance, automated sensor calibration, and object detection.
- AMR development
- AMR deployment
- Autonomous navigation
- Heterogeneous fleet management
- Category
- Robotics and autonomous systems
- Built for
- Logistics and supply chain
- Users
- AMR manufacturers, Automation integrators
- Public API
- Not offered
Not yet disclosed: deployment options, platforms, languages and support channels.
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Documented feature
“Off the shelf image recognition for specific objects. For example: pallet and cart detection, with pose estimation. Ready to build awesome robots? Schedule a demo Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube Join Us! Join Us! Product…”
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Off the shelf image recognition for specific objects. For example: pallet and cart detection, with pose estimation. Ready to build awesome robots? Schedule a demo Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube Join Us! Join Us! Product…
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