Comparisons, tests and products presentation

Ouster LiDAR: the benchmark for applied robotics 6 October 2025 In mobile robotics, everything starts with perception. Without reliable data, a robot cannot localize itself or understand its environment. That’s why Ouster LiDAR sensors have become a trusted choice for researchers, engineers, and industry professionals. They combine accuracy, durability, and easy integration — three key[…]
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Deep Robotics Lite 3 vs Unitree Go2: two quadrupeds, two visions 11 September 2025 Quadrupedal robots are no longer just technological demonstrators. They can be found in universities, research laboratories and even in some industrial environments. Among the models attracting the most attention today, two names often come up: Deep Robotics’ Lite 3 and Unitree’s[…]
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UFactory: affordable, high-performance robotic arms for teaching and research 12 August 2025 In a laboratory or university, talking about robotic equipment often raises the same question: “Do we have the budget?“   Many robotic arms are high-performance…but remain out of reach for an educational department or research centre.   With its Lite 6 and xArm[…]
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Why the Husky A300 is the ideal mobile robot for your outdoor projects 5 August 2025 Mobile robotics is evolving rapidly, particularly in outdoor environments. Whether for inspection, precision agriculture research or autonomous navigation in difficult terrain, outdoor projects require a robust, reliable and adaptable platform. The Husky A300, developed by Clearpath Robotics, is a[…]
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Automate without breaking the bank: what can a collaborative robot like the Ned3 Pro really offer? 25 July 2025 In many industrial companies, the idea of automating certain tasks comes up regularly. But as soon as robotics is mentioned, the same obstacles arise: it’s too expensive, too complex to implement, it takes time, and it’s[…]
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K1 from Booster Robotics: the small humanoid that challenges Unitree and Nao 26 June 2025 Well-established models such as Nao and Unitree are being challenged by a new player making its mark in small humanoid robotics: Booster Robotics. With the K1 and T1, humanoids designed for research, education and competition (Robocup), the young brand is[…]
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Booster T1: the humanoid development platform for researchers and developers 3 April 2025 Booster Robotics has been developing humanoid robots for 20 years, with recognized expertise, notably through their participation in the RoboCup.   In 2024, the brand launched the Booster T1 robot, a1m20 humanoid robotic platform capable of performing difficult movements such as kicking[…]
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In recent years, humanoid robots have taken centre stage in the news, raising both fascination and questions: will they replace humans? Why are they so expensive? Are they capable of cleaning or cooking? Although impressive videos are circulating, it’s important to remember that these robots are still at an experimental stage, a long way from[…]
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ALOHA mobile robotics: a step towards autonomous collaborative robots 26 November 2024 Robotics is making great strides, and the Mobile ALOHA project, developed by researchers at Stanford University, is an excellent example. This robot combines mobility and bimanual manipulation to perform complex household tasks autonomously. With only 50 human demonstrations needed to learn each task, Mobile[…]
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Professional cleaning robots: comparison of the best all-rounders 17 October 2024 The market for professional cleaning robots is evolving rapidly, offering businesses a wide choice of autonomous solutions adapted to a variety of environments. While some robots specialise in a particular task, others, such us the CC1 from Pudu Robotics, stand out due to their[…]
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