Sanbot Max

Caveat The table gives 100 kg for the Professional version, about 90 kg for the Standard version and about 60 kg for the Economic version. ⁠A

Caveat The page gives 20 degrees of freedom for the bionic arms alone, which is not a total for the whole robot. The specification table lists the motors of the head, arms, palms, waist and chassis separately for each version. ⁠C

Caveat The table gives a maximum freight weight of 75 kg for the Professional version and none for the Standard and Economic versions. ⁠A

Caveat The product page gives a rated energy of 1548 Wh. The specification table gives a lithium capacity of 1.6 kWh for the Professional version, 1.0 kWh for the Standard version and 300 Wh for the Economic version. ⁠C

Caveat The table gives about 18 hours of normal working time for the Professional version and about 10 hours for the Standard version, and no figure for the Economic version. No load condition is given. ⁠A

Caveat The table lists a charging pile and a power adapter for the Professional and Standard versions, and only a power adapter for the Economic version. ⁠A

Caveat The product page says Sanbot Max uses 3D laser vision technology and multiple infrared and ultrasonic obstacle sensors to move indoors; navigation is described as vision SLAM based on multiple 3D cameras. ⁠C

Caveat The table lists ROS as one of four operating systems, without a version. ⁠A

Caveat The page describes autonomous map building, path planning and navigation, without a named autonomy level. ⁠C

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