Approach · Strength · Limit
Fixed collaborative robot · Precision · Working range tied to the install point
Mobile manipulator · Can move · Floor obstacles and aisle width
Biped and quadruped platforms · Excellent access · Payload and precision control
DN Robotics · Separates the travel base from the work base to achieve mobility and working stability at the same time
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A means of travel chosen for the environment
Use an AMR on open ground, and let a legged platform do the carrying where an AMR cannot go. Once in the work area, the arm moves between ports by itself to widen its range.
Payload and precision when you need them
When it needs to lift more or work more precisely, the arm moves to a fixed base, or onto an AMR, which is more stable than a legged platform.
Expansion costs that stay low
When work points increase or the site layout changes, no additional robots are needed. Just add or relocate docking ports, and one body does the job of several.
One unified interface
Base locking and tool changes share the same standard. Moving and changing tools run on the same mechanism, so both are automated as they are.
To secure these differentiators as a technical advantage, we plan to protect the docking mechanism and the correction control method with patent applications.