Active in the dining scene! From serving to clearing and payment, equipped with obstacle sensors for safety.
The self-driving transport robot "Buddy" is expected to be active in various fields such as food service, medical care, daily support, and disaster response, helping to alleviate inconveniences for the elderly and people with disabilities, as well as in manufacturing, construction, and healthcare. 【Features】 ■ Equipped with obstacle sensors for enhanced safety ■ Return system included ■ Easy operation, simple location designation *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF to view.
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Price information
Endeavor: 2.2 million yen (tax included, with 3 years of maintenance) Intruder: 3.3 million yen (tax included, with 3 years of maintenance)
Price range
P5
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
Restaurants / Nursing facilities / Medical facilities / Bathing facilities / Lightweight transportation and utilization in factories and events
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| Endeavor | Marker trace with RFID installed on the floor (patented technology) enables stable driving in narrow paths. It accurately travels within 5cm of the wall without swaying. |
| Intruder | This is a type of SLAM robot commonly seen in restaurants and similar establishments. Since all control is domestically produced, we can quickly respond to detailed requests. |
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Company information
In July 2015, we established SOCIAL ROBOTICS with the aim of realizing a society where humans and robots coexist. We consistently deliver gentle robots that are helpful to people, from design and prototyping to mass production and sales. We also aim to deepen our collaboration with companies that possess core technologies related to robotics. Looking ahead, we will work towards expanding the roles of robots in areas such as caregiving, guidance, monitoring, and crime prevention.