The Androver II robot, completely developed by RoboTech Vision, is able to move autonomously in an unfamiliar environment thanks to our algorithm. Unlike the Husky A200 robot, environment does not need to be pre-mapped. Thanks to robot´s visual system, Androver II recognizes the road, crossroads, obstacles and moves along the route entered by waypoints without collisions.
The robot chooses a direction on crossroads on its own to follow waypoint and get to the destination. This type of navigation is called reactive navigation because the robot responds to environmental conditions. Androver II deals with sidewalk segmentation despite the leaves.
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