Robot arms have also started to work in skyscraper cleaning. The first step in this regard was taken in the USA in case.
The Ozmo platform, prepared by Skyline Robotics using two different Kuka brand robot arms, It has begun to be used in the exterior window cleaning of a 45-story skyscraper in New York. The system, which is not currently fully autonomous and is controlled by an operator, cleans windows three times faster than cleaning teams in certain situations, according to the statement. The system, equipped with pressure sensors to avoid damaging the windows, performs precise positioning with LiDAR. Skyline Robotics, which has been developing this infrastructure for many years and is now ready for commercial launch, can find many customers, especially in the US. It is stated that the company will sell the system outside the US and has already made important agreements for use in London. Ozmo The video below shows how it works:
Last week, Chinese company Astribot made a splash with its housework-assisting robot model S1. S1 with semi-humanoid structurethe company’s official which you can watch below in his video as you can see It can feed the pets at home, play with them, or vacuum the environment with a standard rechargeable vacuum cleaner. The robot was also shown to be able to enter the kitchen and cook something, It can also take over the task of brewing tea.
The robot, which also has the ability to play musical instruments, can reach a maximum speed of 10 meters per second, according to shared technical information. It can lift loads of up to 10 kg. S1 is built on a platform instead of legs, so it can operate on flat ground but is more stable than two-legged humanoid robots. It contains many cameras and sensors. The robot, which has high mobility in its hands, can adapt to the environment/objects with the help of artificial intelligence. No information is yet available about the sale or possible sale price of the S1.