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Outdoor mobile robots
You will find here the heavy weights of mobile robotics (but also some lighter models)! Weatherproof, all terrain and able to carry heavy payloads, those outdoor robotic platforms can be used for research projects in the following fields: exploration, security, farming, or even the mining industry!
Interested in meeting a real mobile robot, both weatherproof and all-terrain, that’s as fast on a dirt road as on the lino in your kitchen? Check out the Jackal Unmanned Ground Vehicle, a robust, rapid, compact and what’s more extremely flexible robotised platform!
This portable mobile platform is as light as it is all-terrain – a robust exploration companion you can develop as you see fit!
The Warthog ROS mobile robot is an amphibious unmanned ground vehicle of impressive dimensions and with a corresponding payload capacity. Not only that, but it moves quickly too!
The ROS-compatible Heron Unmanned Surface Vessel, designed by Clearpath Robotics, has a catamaran profile particularly appealing to fans of aquatic experiments. It includes a GPS and an inertial measurement unit for greater movement and position control.
In this construction kit, the small Leo Rover mobile robot bares all, from A to Z. The Leo Rover Developer Kit allows you to assemble the robot’s essential components. With internal Raspberry Pi, powerful controller and ROS-based software you’re ready to begin programming!
The Scout Mini autonomous mobile base is fast, agile, compact and ROS-compatible. It opens the way for AgileX platforms, a new generation of high-performance UGVs. A robot that can be adapted to many missions as long as you roll up your hacker sleeves.
Researchers looking for high payload and a powerful drive torque have been seduced by the all-terrain Husky A200 unmanned ground vehicle (UGV). If like them, you want to go further in your research and prototype rapidly, look no further than the Husky mobile base.
The Inspectorbots Minibot is an all-terrain 4-wheel drive mobile platform equipped with an infrared vision camera. An ideal vehicle for unmanned ground exploration, and a first-person view!
The Leo Rover is a mobile research and educational robot running on a Raspberry Pi 3 that you can customise at will thanks to a wide range of modules!
Scout 2.0 is an indoor and outdoor mobile platform, dedicated to the development of multiple applications in higher education, research and industry.
This outdoor mobile platform is a monster! Its modest dimensions and relatively light weight conceal a Herculean force just when you need it most. Simply check its towing capacity if you don’t believe us...
AgileX presents Bunker, its all-terrain tracked mobile robot, expert in all types of obstacles.