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LAURON V

Overview

LAURON V is a bio-inspired six-legged walking robot designed to operate in areas that would be difficult for wheeled systems. It carries scientific payloads to monitor the environment and can use its legs for mobile manipulation tasks. The robot is able to perform fully autonomous exploration missions using 3D environment mapping, path planning, visual servoing, and other skills, with behavior-based control to handle slips and avoid falls.

Detailed specifications

Motion & kinematics1
Dof
28
Compute1
Ros Compatible
true
Other20
Price Tier
150K+
Applications
sample_handling,visual_inspection
Sub Category
hexapod walking robot
Api Available
true
Datasheet Url
View Link
Max Speed M S
0.139
Pricing Model
purchase
Model Variants
LAURON I
Company Country
DE
Navigation Type
lidar_slam
Deployment Notes
The robot is located in the FZI House of Living Labs and is currently employed for research purposes.[1]
Youtube Video Id
3dv1MXKi7qw
Compatible Vision
Asus Xtion Pro Live,Point Grey Firefly FMVU-12S2C,FLIR thermal camera,Velodyne HDL-32E,Hukuyo UTM-30LX,Microstrain 3DM-GX5 IMU
Industries Served
research
Software Platform
PLEXNAV
Training Required
advanced_>5days
Availability Status
research-only
Countries Available
DE,EU
Programming Interface
code_ros
Additional Information
Bio-inspired hexapod based on stick insect Carausius morosus.,Fully autonomous exploration capability with 3D SLAM, path planning, visual servoing.,Behavior-based control for slip handling and fall avoidance.,28 degrees of freedom: 24 from legs (4 per leg), 2 from head, 1 from gripper, 1 from laser scanner.,Cost: €150,000 (approximately $165,000 USD).,Ongoing research platform; not commercially available as off-the-shelf product.,All parts custom designed and manufactured.,Used in simulated Mars mission deployments.,Legend: LAURON = LAUfRoboter Neuronal Gesteuert (walking robot neurally controlled).,Partially autonomous; rugged design for disaster response and research.,No contact emails found on page.,Category determined as 'research' because the robot is a research platform, not a consumer or industrial product.

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