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Stanford Personal Robotics Program is a robotics company founded 2008, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Research category.
Platform technology for mobile manipulation research in human environments
Stanford Personal Robotics Program develops PR1, a prototype mobile manipulation platform designed for research and development. PR1 enables robots to perform mobile manipulation tasks in human environments. The program was led by Professor Kenneth Salisbury and developed by Keenan Wyrobek and Eric Berger as foundational platform technology for the personal robotics industry. PR1 preceded PR2, which was later developed at Willow Garage.
Active products
1
Maker Score
57
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Price range
$50K
1 of 1 priced
Top-rated product
66.6
RoboScore
PR1
Company facts
- HQ
- Stanford, United States
- Founded
- 2008 · 18 yrs
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Milestones
PR1 prototype mobile manipulation development platform created at Stanford Personal Robotics Program
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