If you go back to your home after work for a day, you are as lazy as Xiao Bian and don’t want to cook. Now the welfare comes!
Recently, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Japan displayed its latest robot duAro at the Kawasaki Machine Show in Tokyo. The machine's sleek robot comes with warm man attributes, because it not only sells good hands, but also makes it a good meal! From pizza to sushi, it's gone. At the same time, Almighty it also deserves a good medicine and draws a good picture!
duAro is the latest robotic invention by Kawasaki Heavy Industries. The name was synthesized by the English words “dual†and “robot†because its two arms can be manipulated in the same space as human hands.
The head of Kawasaki Heavy Industries stated in the speech:
Simple operation is our constant pursuit. Therefore, we combine our two arms to make the movement in the horizontal direction more convenient. We also introduce the direct teaching function into the robot settings, so this robot is both teaching and practical. In addition, the body and the controller are designed in one piece, making installation and resetting easy.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries is a well-known Japanese company and has been manufacturing industrial robots since 1969. It has also contributed to Japan and global automation, electronics, semiconductors, and medical fields. Its robotic applications cover a wide range of fields including assembly, handling, palletizing, welding, spot welding, gluing, and spraying. In the beginning of this month, Kawasaki Heavy Industries also arranged its own robots to cooperate with the dance troupe and staged a human-machine cooperation mechanical dance performance. It mobilized 19 industrial robots, and even named the Japanese dance group NUMBERS No:Z to dance with these robots.
Kawasaki's robots are already well-known in Japan. Many robot exhibitions were held in Japan in previous years. However, the recent Tokyo exhibition shows that Kawasaki is committed to launching more human-friendly robots that will allow robots to come into their lives and truly benefit the people.
This exhibition allows people to visit and lead the robot. Once the participants walk into the venue, they can receive an exhibition manual issued by the robot receptionist. Participants can choose their mother tongue, and the robot can print the booklet in the corresponding language.
DuAro has a large screen with two hands sprouting on both sides. They can work independently and cooperate with each other. In this way, delicious pizza and sushi are available.
When making pizza, duAro also uses squeeze bottles to place fillings for the pizza, and put four basil leaves on it regularly to make the pizzas sell well. When it comes to making sushi, it can not only make fish sushi in a tangible manner, but also add mustard sauce and bring it to the table, just like the style of a genuine Japanese restaurant waiter.
Medical robots differ from food robots in that they have developed slowly. Because drugs are related to human lives, the consequences may be unthinkable once the medicines are dispensed with. People at this stage are also skeptical about the robot's ability to dispense drugs. At the same time, the high cost of dispensing robots is also an important factor that prevents its rapid development.
However, Kawasaki's duAro robot is not only accurate in dispensing, but also simple in operation. For dispensing purposes, three robotic arms are required to assist in the operation: one arm takes the medicine, and the second arm dispenses medicine into the other hand-held tube. In addition, duAro can work collaboratively with workers, and when its arm collides with workers, it can slow down operations through its own collision detection function.
After the dispensing, the duAro robot performed a painting and a beautiful painting was born from its hands.
Seeing here, are you, like Xiao Bian, particularly eager to have this all-around robot that bursts out of appearance? However, when this robot will be put into mass production, Kawasaki Heavy has not yet revealed. And Xiao Bian æŽ ç®— ç®— ç®—, the average person can not afford it. Of course, Except Tyrant.
Via:Daily Mail