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Is Innok Robotics Making Humanoid Robots Obsolete?
Is Innok Robotics Making Humanoid Robots Obsolete? – Alwin Heerklotz Packs the Room at Hannover Messe
Conventional Christmas tree cultivation is very labour-intensive and is also characterized by a high use of pesticides during cultivation. In terms of sustainable and economical cultivation, both factors can be seen as a major challenge.
In order to meet these challenges, the WeBaRo project is developing and testing a cost-effective, autonomous robot carrier platform that enables resource-conserving, efficient Christmas tree cultivation.
Virtual map with georeferenced tree positions
To plant the seedlings, the platform is equipped with a planting hole drill. The exact position of the planting holes is calculated area-specifically by an algorithm; these can then be drilled with centimeter accuracy and georeferenced.
As a result of this procedure, a virtual map with georeferenced tree positions is created - the basis for satellite-controlled navigation for all further autonomous work in the crop.
Smart safety meets autonomous outdoor-capable robotics: INDUROS with SICK sensors in practical use
Safety intelligence in the INDUROS thanks to SICK technology
Record start for Innok in Q1
🚀 Strongest Q1 in the company's history - Innok Robotics starts 2025 with record sales! 📈🎉