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ANSCER Robotics secures FCC Conditional Approval for three AMRs

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…the first robotics companies, alongside Husqvarna, to appear in the FCC’s robotic-device conditional approvals. “Securing FCC Conditional Approval is an important milestone for our U.S. customers and our team,” said Ribin Mathew, CEO and Founder of ANSCER Robotics Inc. “It reflects ANSCER’s commitment to the American market, to meeting U.S. security and compliance requirements, and to deepening our manufacturing and…

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RC Mowers Hires Executives, Builds New Headquarters as Robotic Mower Market Grows

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…Unlike other companies such as Husqvarna, which make robotic lawnmowers for homeowners, RC Mowers focuses on the landscaping industry. “We're developing a fully autonomous commercial mower, not a Roomba,” said Kubista, referring to iRobot's delayed launch of its Terra t7 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Consumer robots are good, but they're meant for small lawns, and you need to run…

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Husqvarna Automowers to Host Worldwide Birthday Celebration for NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover

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…want to mark their accomplishments. Husqvarna AB has developed a new program for its Automower to sing “Happy Birthday” for the Mars Curiosity Rover. Curiosity, the most advanced data-collection system sent to Mars to date, was engineered to sing “Happy Birthday” on its first birthday. “Sadly, since 2012, its birthdays have gone uncelebrated in order to save battery life,” stated…

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My Goat Educates the Lawn Care Industry on the Benefits of Robots

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…hardware-agnostic,” he added. “We use Husqvarna machines because of the open APIs [application programming interfaces].” Does My Goat expect major mower providers to offer autonomous systems? “Most are focused on the hardware, and we provide the software,” replied Amrhein. “The traditional open-wheel landscape providers—Kuboto, Toro, and Deere—they see that autonomy is important, but they haven't really looked at battery-powered vehicles…

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Will Robots Find a Place in the Smart Home?

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…Current examples include iRobot’s Roomba, Husqvarna’s Automower robot lawn mower and Maytronics Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus robotic pool cleaner. Smart home technology developers, however, have grander plans, in which they foresee robots growing in complexity and value. They anticipate that these machines will eventually assume such household tasks as cooking and serving meals. Social robots, on the other hand, will…

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