The German company igus presented its first humanoid robot humanoid robot Iggy Rob, an affordable and versatile solution that combines technologies developed by the company, such as the ReBeL collaborative arm and the ReBeLMove mobile base. With this integration, the firm takes a strategic step in the affordable human robotics market.
Humanoid robot with modular design and integrated mobility
Thanks to its motorized base and an articulated system developed with motion plastics, Iggy Rob can move autonomously and perform tasks with precision. This modular approach makes it possible to adapt the robot to different workstations, covering applications in both industrial and service environments.
[post_relacionado]The new igus robot is designed to interact with humans in care, education and automation tasks. Its architecture allows tasks such as object manipulation, customer service or collaboration in production lines. In addition, the possibility of customizing the system makes it ideal for research and training projects in artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence.
The robot has a motorized base and an articulated system. Source: igus
Return on investment in less than one year
One of the strengths of the Iggy Rob is its competitive price, under $54,00054,000, which represents an economical proposition compared to other brands’ solutions. According to igus, the return on investment can be achieved in a period of less than twelve months depending on the usage environment.
Interested parties can access a test of the system via the RBTX platform platform before making the investment. This tool makes it possible to simulate your specific application and adjust the necessary components according to each customer’s need, which reinforces the flexible and adaptive approach of the robot.
Iggy Rob represents igus’ intention to strengthen the relationship between people and machines, proposing robotics focused on cooperation and on solving everyday tasks efficiently. This model seeks to open up possibilities in areas that require mobility, natural interaction and technological accessibility.
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Source and photo: igus