Labrador Caddie

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Labrador Caddie is a Consumer-Robot from Labrador Systems. It is built for Delivery, Helping, Transport. Key figures: 11.3 kg payload.

The Labrador Caddie is the entry-level model of Labrador Systems' assistive home robot, announced with the Retriever at CES 2022 for people who want help moving large loads and keeping items within reach but do not need the robot to lift or fetch things on its own. It shares the Retriever's chassis, payload, navigation and core safety features. The Caddie works at a fixed height, with its top deck at a standard table height of 30 inches and its lower deck at 17 inches, and it does not support the automatic tray retrieval system. It is fully self-driving: advanced 3D vision guides it between rooms, through doorways and around furniture in spaces as narrow as 28 inches (about 71 cm), with a dual layer of downward and forward depth sensors, bumpers around the base and upper cabinet, load sensors that notice someone leaning on it, and cliff sensors to avoid stairs. Setup trains it on a custom map of one level of the home with routes and 'bus stops' such as beside the fridge or a favourite chair, and it is commanded from a phone or tablet app, by voice through an Alexa-enabled device, with a Bluetooth button or on a schedule. Measuring 18 by 23 inches (457 x 584 mm), it carries up to 25 lb (about 11.3 kg) on two decks, runs a day of normal use per charge and docks itself to recharge in about 4 hours; it has LED lighting for the lower deck, two device-charging ports, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

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