I received feedback that being able to drive on narrow roads is also a significant advantage.
We would like to introduce a case where the "CuGo V3" robot has been implemented to support grape harvesting. Considering ways to solve the difficult and labor-intensive tasks in fruit orchards, we developed a robot. It uses a depth camera attached to recognize people and constantly track their location, allowing the robot to follow them. After implementation, we received feedback that its high mobility is a significant advantage, as it does not get stuck in the soil when used in the fields. 【Benefits of Implementation】 ■ Highly flexible design specifications that can be assembled with an aluminum frame ■ Compact size with a load capacity of 80 kg ■ The product can navigate narrow paths, which are common in fields *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company develops and sells products that can perform well in uneven terrains such as agricultural land and construction sites. We have two main products designed to quickly alleviate the "toughness" of transportation tasks on-site. One is the "CuGo," a travel module that integrates a motor and crawler, featuring a unit with strong mobility on uneven ground. The other is the "E-cat kit," an electric kit for hand trucks that not only makes transporting heavy loads easier but also allows smooth movement on slopes and bumpy roads. These products are expected to be effective in sites struggling with aging and labor shortages.