A case of utilizing a wheelchair cart for an autonomous delivery robot! Due to its high off-road capability, it can travel safely.
We would like to introduce a case study where our electric mobility base unit has been utilized by LOMBY Inc. LOMBY is a startup company engaged in the development, provision, and service operation of autonomous delivery robots. They are working on solving challenges in the last mile delivery sector, and in 2023, they conducted a demonstration experiment on public roads to deliver products from a Seven-Eleven store in Hachioji City. Since 2022, LOMBY and Suzuki have been exploring the potential of an autonomous delivery robot using a cart (electric mobility base unit) based on Suzuki's electric wheelchair. Suzuki is responsible for the design and development of the electric cart, while LOMBY is conducting prototype development of the autonomous delivery robot, development of the delivery system, and demonstration experiments. In this way, our company envisions applying the electric wheelchair technology we have cultivated over approximately 50 years to develop electric mobility base units (electric carts) as the mobility platform for various robots. 【Features of the Electric Mobility Base Unit】 ■ Rust-proof, waterproof, and dust-proof ■ Off-road capability *For more details, please refer to the PDF document from the [related link] or feel free to contact us.
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【Electric Mobility Base Unit Specifications】 ■Length: 920mm (*1) ■Width: 600mm (*1) ■Height: 400mm (*1) ■Vehicle Weight: 89kg (*1) ■Climbing Angle with 100kg Load: 8° ■Continuous Travel Distance: 30km (*1, *2) ■Drive System: Independent dual motors on left and right *1: Dimensions are provisional and adjustable. *2: Continuous travel distance is based on specified test conditions. 【Operation Method】 (*3) ■Remote control operation via radio ■Autonomous driving *3: If you require remote operation or autonomous driving other than via radio control, you may need to prepare it yourself or we can provide a referral from our company. ▼Many use cases are currently published in the related links! For more details, please refer to the PDF materials from the 【related links】 or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Legs for transport vehicles ■ Legs for inspection robots ■ Legs for delivery robots ■ Legs for snow removal robots ■ Legs for civil engineering/construction robots ■ Legs for agricultural robots ▼ Many use cases are currently available in the related links! For more details, please refer to the PDF materials from the 【related links】 or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was founded in 1909 as Suzuki Shiki Oriki Seisakusho, and since its incorporation as Suzuki Shiki Oriki Co., Ltd. in 1920, we have steadily continued our journey and grown to this day. We are currently a "mobility company that supports daily life," but we aim to become an "infrastructure company closely connected to daily life" in the future. We are determined to continue our activities that contribute to the development of local communities and grow together with them. We hope that everyone will closely watch our activities, become our fans, and look forward to the future of Suzuki.
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