China State of the art - mobile robots

From China comes a low-cost lidar system (about €3,500) from the company RoboSense, which helps vehicles drive autonomously. It has a range of 150 m and is therefore very suitable for slower vehicles, e.g. also mobile robots that lack sensor technology etc. The size is the same as a shoe cartoon. AGV (Automatic Guided Vehicle) are easier to develop this way. Although the video is already almost a year old, it may still seem visionary to many Germans. Chinese companies are very innovative. The video also gives an idea of how many jobs will be lost. At least: The world's first public test area for autonomous cars was opened in Berlin the other day. (At the beginning of the video you can see a man taking a drink - apparently he pays by facial recognition - biometrics).

The author of this blog is available for a walk through your production/manufacturing or also for market research(detail), in order to then make concrete suggestions for the use of cobots and other robots incl. funding opportunities. Both SMEs and large companies are visited. Among other things in Bavaria a 50% investment promotion is conceivable.