BESCHREIBUNG
ErgoCub is a next-generation humanoid research robot created by IIT (Italian Institute of Technology), representing research into human ergonomics and assistive manipulation. Introduced in 2021, it focuses on strength augmentation, balance, and safe interaction in human environments.
FUNKTIONEN
- Human-scale strength
- balance control
TECHNISCHE DATEN
| Physisch | |
| Gewicht | 100 kg |
|---|---|
| Abmessungen | H 1.9 m |
| Materialien | Aluminum alloys |
| Mobilität | |
| Bewegungsart | Zweibeiner, Humanoid |
| Energie | |
| Ladeart | Wired |
| Sensorik & Rechenleistung | |
| Sensoren | Cameras, force/torque, IMU |
| Konnektivität | Wired / Ethernet |
| Software / KI | ROS-based |
TECHNISCHE DATEN
| Physisch | |
| Gewicht | 100 kg |
|---|---|
| Abmessungen | H 1.9 m |
| Materialien | Aluminum alloys |
| Mobilität | |
| Bewegungsart | Zweibeiner, Humanoid |
| Energie | |
| Ladeart | Wired |
| Sensorik & Rechenleistung | |
| Sensoren | Cameras, force/torque, IMU |
| Konnektivität | Wired / Ethernet |
| Software / KI | ROS-based |
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What is the ErgoCub?
ErgoCub is a next-generation humanoid research robot created by IIT (Italian Institute of Technology), representing research into human ergonomics and assistive manipulation. Introduced in 2021, it focuses on strength augmentation, balance, and safe interaction in human environments.
Who makes the ErgoCub?
The ErgoCub is made by IIT (Italian Institute of Technology), a robotics company based in Italy.
How much does the ErgoCub cost?
IIT (Italian Institute of Technology) has not publicly announced pricing for the ErgoCub. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the ErgoCub used for?
The ErgoCub is designed for forschung. It is used in forschung and gesundheitswesen settings.
How much does the ErgoCub weigh?
The ErgoCub weighs 100 kg.
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