KUSA Technology was invited to participate in theCross-border Robotics Industry Matchmaking and Hangzhou Humanoid Robotics Development Conference, which was jointly hostedbyHangzhou Bureau of Economics and Information Technology,Hangzhou Bureau of Investment Promotion,China International Association for the Promotion of Multinational Corporations (CIAMC), and the government of Xihu District, andwas formally opened in Hangzhou Yunqi Townon 15th October.KUSA Technology was invited to participate in the conference. The conference gathered robotics manufacturers, research institutes and industry representatives from home and abroad to discuss the development direction of humanoid robots and embodied intelligence, and to showcase the latest achievements and industry trends in the global robotics field.
KUSA Technology's unmanned cleaning robot KUSA StarSweep attracted a lot of attention in the newly built "Global Robot Land" in Yunqi Town. As a representative product of embodied intelligence in the field of urban services, it demonstrates the potential of intelligent robots to be applied in real urban scenarios with its excellent environment perception and autonomous operation capability.
Focusing on open urban scenarios, theunmanned cleaning robot KUSA StarSweep adopts vehicle-specification design and selection to provide stable and durable operation performance.Equipped witha multi-modal sensing system,the robotis able to accurately identify the environment and respond in real time to achieve autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance with centimetre-level accuracy. Even in complex traffic or crowded areas, the robot can still effectively avoid obstacles to ensure efficient and safe operations.
In terms of operation management, the robots are connected to the intelligent cloud control platform in real time, and through intelligent algorithms to optimise path planning and resource deployment, it realises efficient collaborative operations between multiple robots. When encountering obstacles that cause interruption of cleaning, the robots will flexibly go around and automatically take photos to record and synchronise the operation data to the cloud, so that the subsequent robots can seamlessly and automatically make up for the cleaning, ensuring that the cleaning operation does not leave any blind spots.
Currently, KUSA Technology's unmanned cleaning robots have been deployed in nearly 30 cities at home and abroad, coveringa wide range of scenarios such asurban auxiliary lanes, mixed lanes, parks, scenic spots, parks, airports and high-speed railway stations, witha total of nearly one hundred units put into operation, andhave played an active rolein promoting the intelligent upgrade of urban sanitation operations.
