Mobile manipulators are robotic systems that can both move within its environment and interact with objects. They are increasingly being adopted in various fields such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare and service industries. The Learning Systems & Robotics Lab from the University of Toronto and...
In recent years, there has been remarkable growth in the field of robotics and automation, offering exciting possibilities that could transform our work processes. Simultaneously, the growing field of human-robot interaction (HRI) has gained widespread interest, driven by continuous breakthroughs...
Clearpath Robotics is pleased to announce that we are now official distributors of Ouster products. As high resolution LiDAR sensors designed to be used in a variety of industries, we are excited to see how Ouster’s sensors will be used...
Next-generation robotics learning platform now available for order WATERLOO - May 4, 2022 - Clearpath Robotics, a manufacturer of mobile robotic platforms for research and development, and Open Robotics, primary maintainers of the Robot Operating System (ROS) and Gazebo simulator,...
Clearpath partners with Sygnal to bring drive-by-wire control system to global autonomous vehicle research and development community WATERLOO - December 1, 2021 - Clearpath Robotics, a manufacturer of mobile robotic platforms for research and development, and Sygnal Technologies Inc, experts...
WATERLOO - October 21, 2021 - Clearpath Robotics, a manufacturer of mobile robotic platforms for research and development, and Open Robotics, primary maintainers of the Robot Operating System (ROS) and Gazebo simulator, today announced TurtleBot 4 - the next generation...
SEATTLE, UNITED STATES (May 26, 2021) Today WiBotic – a leader in advanced autonomous charging and fleet energy management solutions for the rapidly expanding ecosystem of aerial, mobile, marine, and space robotics – and Clearpath Robotics, a global leader of...
LiDARs have grown in popularity in recent years as better manufacturing techniques and mass production have lowered the price of this technology.
But since no single LiDAR solution is best for all applications, choosing the right LDAR can be tricky. There is no one right LiDAR, the choice will depend upon your application. A >$50k LiDAR is great for autonomous vehicles but it may not be able to properly detect an obstacle less than a meter away, a <$1k LiDAR can do that job effectively.
It seems that the Robot Report couldn't get enough of our senior software developer, Dave Niewinski, who was invited back onto theirpodcast to this time to talk about how we developed the ROS package for Boston Dynamics' Spot, as well...
