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Embodied intelligence research, as a critical branch of artificial intelligence, is striving to endow robots with new capabilities in precise motion control, high-level autonomous decision-making, and seamless human-machine interaction. Against this backdrop, Elephant Robotics has recently officially unveiled the myArm M&C series robots. These powerful and cost-effective lightweight robots empower researchers and developers in both data collection and execution, driving forward the advancements in embodied intelligence technology and its practical applications

Elephant Robotics is thrilled to unveil the final installment of our exclusive interview series, offering deep insights into our collaborations with loyal customer partners. We had the privilege of featuring a dialogue with 3 academic users from the Eureka Robotics Centre at Cardiff Metropolitan University, prominent users of our dual-arm semi-humanoid robot, myBuddy. They are Jiaji Yang, a coordinator and lecturer, Shuyang Hu, a PhD candidate and research assistant, and Jiajin Bai, a postgraduate and research intern. Throughout the interview, they provided valuable feedback on their past teaching or research experiences with our robot arm, myBuddy.

The Mercury X1 is a humanoid robot with NVIDIA Jetson Nano or Xavier that can take on a wide variety of tasks. It has a wheeled mobile base with LiDAR, ultrasonic radar and visual guidance systems. It lasts up to 8 hours on battery. For this particular teleoperation experiment, an X1 was used with NVIDIA Xavier. It was used to pour drinks, manipulate a needle, and put candy in a container.

Amidst a surge in international technology exhibitions, Elephant Robotics actively seizes every opportunity to showcase our groundbreaking creations to a worldwide audience while actively engages with customers to gain insights into local markets. In March, we embarked on a journey to the United Kingdom to explore the latest advancements in robotics technology. Following this exploration, in April, we also made a resounding impact by participating in 3 prestigious technology events: the 20th HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) 2024, the 2nd InnoEX, and the 61st Higher Education Expo China. These high-profile events served as pivotal platforms for us to not only showcase our innovations but also to strengthen our foothold in the global technology landscape.

Elephant Robotics is excited to present the 2nd part of our exclusive interview series, providing unique insights into our collaborations with esteemed partners. In this interview, we had the privilege of speaking with Masakazu TAKASU, a global business development at the Switch Science, Inc. Takasu began by introducing Switch Science, a Japanese company dedicated to serving makers and providing open-source hardware solutions. With a diverse customer base including universities, high schools, laboratories, companies, and individual makers across Japan, Switch Science focuses on making technology more accessible and user-friendly.

This is the myArm M750: a 6DOF robotic arm that can take on complex tasks. It is made with industrial-grade components. It has a working radius of 750mm. It has peak payload of 1000g. As you can see in the below video, this robot can be used to fold clothes or make coffee.

Elephant Robotics is thrilled to announce the launch of an exclusive interview series, offering unique insights into the journeys and achievements of our esteemed partners. This three-part series features in-depth conversations with our Indonesia partner DigiWare, our Japan exclusive partner Switch Science, and our loyal customer partner, the Eureka Robotics Centre at Cardiff Metropolitan University. Through these interviews, we aim to provide profound insights into the innovative strides being made in the realm of robotics technology.

RealSense™ Depth Cameras are perfect for many robotic applications, such as pathfinding and navigation, human safety, and picking/handling objects. We love finding interesting RealSense technology use cases in our developer community. One such example is Elephant Robotics and their new educational robotic arm kit, the AI Kit 3D. Empower learning and explore the future with their user-friendly Robotic Arm and RealSense Depth Camera Kit, which masters 3D camera technology.

This is the myCobot Pro 630: another Raspberry Pi powered robot arm that can take your coding to the next level. It comes with USB, WiFi, and Ethernet connectivity. It has a 630mm range of motion and 2kg payload capacity. This robot can be programmed for Python and C++. It has harmonic joint modules and a controller that runs Linux.

This is the myCobot Pro 630: an educational cobot with a harmonic drive robotic arm that can take on pick and place, sorting, and other tasks. It has a working radius of 630mm and 0.1mm repeatability. It also has max load capacity of 2kg. It has a controller equipped by Linux.