"Joey" the self-propelled assistant robot
Description of Joey
• Size: 120 cm
• Weight: 16 kg
• Swivel joints (servos): 14/2 motors for height and direction / 2 motors drive
• Android device / Linux device
- Joey can orient himself visually and move in space. At the same time, the robot recognizes people, various objects and barriers
- Joey can talk to people and answer questions (eg information about the environment, about the weather and give a way, or a specific brand)
- Joey remembers the symbols, marks, and people he met before
- Joey can perform certain wizard tasks, such as transport and bring light objects such as bags or glasses on his tray, welcome guests or visitors ...
- Joey is sensitive and able to perceive the mood of the people, so that he can respond individually to the customers
- Future development: refinement of orientation and language, improvement of fine motor skills and energy efficiency
"JINN" the humanoid robot
"JINN" - the robot with potential
Size: 116 cm
Weight: 6.5 kg
Moving through servo-controlled legs!
"Jinn" is bigger, stronger, more complex than other humanoids currently available for
Schools, universities, institutions (care, child care etc.)
Are available. "Jinn" can in reality thanks to high-end hardware
to interact. In addition, "Jinn" with additional hardware and software
delivered. As an example, here are called "Gloves".
What is the great benefit of «Jinn»?
It has never been easier to "Java programming" with direct connection to
Robotics and control sensors apply.
This is ideal for future applications in research and development, as
personal assistant (geriatric care, children's hospital) or in the animation,
Presentation, Custome Robot.
Thanks to the 3D print production, there are also endless possibilities - the imagination knows no bounds.
Development of the JINN robot
In this picture the development of Jinn-Bot is best recognizable! On the right is SB-01, Switzerland's first humanoid robot. On the left, Jinn and Joey represent the latest generation, and have made clear progress in hardware and software compared to their predecessors.
