HumanoidsOneway RobotChina
Anbot-G3
A quadruped patrol robot from Changsha Oneway Robot for securing commercial properties. Unlike wheeled platforms it handles stairs, ramps and uneven surfaces, so it can patrol an entire building including floor-to-floor transitions. It connects to on-site security systems and works alongside human guards.
Specifications
- Platform type
- quadruped
- Environment
- indoor and outdoor
- Mobility
- stairs, slopes, uneven terrain
- Operation
- autonomous route-based patrol
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Applications
- Patrolling shopping malls and business centres
- Night rounds alongside on-duty security staff
- Exhibition halls and service areas with visitor interaction
- Outdoor rounds across campuses and public grounds
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