Developer - Laboratory Robotics and Mechatronics
Website - anywalker.ru
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Developer - Laboratory Robotics and Mechatronics
Website - anywalker.ru
"Разработка молодого ученого КубГУ – лидер по робототехнике в стране"
December 17, 2015
https://youtu.be/wBp8tmVz5Q4
Published on Oct 22, 2015
https://youtu.be/9CXpDhET_gY
Published on Dec 18, 2015
https://youtu.be/dNrF8ogdA5M
Russia Meet AnyWalker, the live in robot that can overcome 2 metre walls!
Published on Aug 5, 2016
https://youtu.be/VWqnsvf6i3g
Any Walker interview
Published on Apr 9, 2017
Quote:
Simon: We are from Russia from Kuban State University from Laboratory of Robotics
of the Kuban State University. So we introduce the project AnyWalker. Our goal is to build a robot chassis which can move in a human adopted environment, so in multi-level buildings, urban environments, some rock terrain. So we will give the robotics developers our chassis, they will build their own applied solutions on the base of our robot. Our unique feature is the system stabilization which is built into the board, it stabilizes the constructions with the flywheels and it can be built into the robots of, maybe, at the design into their transport land, aerial or water transport or in stationary constructions like cranes to stabilize themselves. So our platform has many many zones of aesthetical stability and dynamic stability. So we want to solve the problem of walking and give our product to the community and our goal in this year is to bring to the market their educational product, their educational course for the major semester to teach, to study, robotics theory of control, cybernetics, electronics, base on this chassis.
Philip: Right! Okay. Now, it makes sense. So how long do you think it would take you to produce the fully working product.
Simon: Therefore, 100% functionality, engineering, prototype, we'll be done in about a 3 months.
Philip: Say 3 months and then you'll have a platform that people can buy and then, they can add their own like devices on top of it.
Simon: Yes. We, robotic engineers, can add their own sensors, for example, cameras. They can program movements. They can build in speech indicators, recognitions or face recognitions or sensors they want. We provide them their working platform. They don't need to program these complex things.
Philip: Okay. That's fair enough. Okay. So like how long did it take for you guys to actually like develop this product, has it been gone for few years or it has been a product you've already been working on for the last 3 months?
Igor: This product for research and develop.
Philip: Is it a group of people or is just you two guys working on this robot or is there more people involved?
Igor: I am head of the Laboratory of Robotics and Mechatronics and we have 5 teen workers, so about 15.
Philip: Okay. Are you working on other robots as well?
Igor: In our laboratory, it has 10 projects. Projects for agriculture, energy, and service robotics.
Philip: So as a group, you are working on different robots, but you've only brought this one here to actually show it. Okay! That's sounds good. What will I do is put links so everyone can find out more information about your robot and the things you are working on. So, thank you very much for you time.