The Segway RMP 50 Omni mobile robot platform employs Mecanum wheels, allowing it to move sideways without turning for enhanced mobility and positioning, even in tight spaces. A low profile, small footprint and rugged components make the RMP 50 Omni a solid mobile robot base for holonomic robot development.
Dear AUVSI Attendee,
We would like to thank you for your attendance at the 2011 AUVSI’s Unmanned Systems North America Expo. We appreciate your visit to our booth to learn how Segway Inc.’s unmanned ground vehicle solutions can support your specific needs.
If you’re interested in learning more about Segway RMP robot platforms please visit: http://rmp.segway.com.
Thanks again if you stopped by our booth at AUVSI 2011!
If you would like to contact Segway Inc. directly, please call 866-4SEGWAY or email rmp@segway.com.
Thank you,
Segway Robotics
AUVSI’s Unmanned Systems North America 2011
16-19 August 2011
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Washington, DC, USA
With over 450+ exhibitors and 6,500+ attendees, this is the Unmanned Systems show to be at! There are representatives from over 30+ countries, which will have many indoor demonstration areas for air, ground and maritime vehicles. In addition, there will be over 150 technical, workshop, panel, and poster presentations.
Visit Segway Robotics at booth 1612
Click on the images below to learn more about Segway RMP models.
To learn more about Segway Robotics or request a quote on one of Segway’s unmanned ground systems, please visit: http://rmp.segway.com/
Segway Inc. joins Senator Shaheen while she welcomed more than 20 New Hampshire businesses to Washington, DC to showcase the state’s unique offerings at the second annual Experience New Hampshire reception. Check out the video blow of Senator Shaheen at the event. There is a great interview with a Segway Inc. representative!
Georgia Tech’s Healthcare Robotics Lab built a new humanoid mobile robot named “Cody” using a Segway RMP 50 Omni mobile robot platform, 1-DoF vertical linear actuator, and a pair of 7-DoF Meka Arms with series elastic actuators. Watch the video below to view Cody in action.
Our friends at SRI’s Artificial Intelligence Center are at it again and this time they’re driving an RMP 50 Omni mobile robot using an Android phone. Check out the video below:
Here’s a video of an RMP 50 Omni being operated by a version of the Player robot interface software that was configured to control four wheels at SRI’s Artificial Intelligence Center
The Player Project (formerly the Player/Stage Project) creates free, open source robot control interface software that is widely used in robotics education and research.
Instructions on how to install and compile Player 2.1.x for a Segway RMP are available here, thanks to Régis Vincent at SRI International’s Artificial Intelligence Center.
