Avatar Micro

    Nov. 17, 2011
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    The Avatar Micro is an easy-to-use personal safety robot that enhances the capabilities of first-responders, allowing them to quickly, safely and effectively survey a dangerous situation. With its rugged, stair-climbing design, aircraft-grade aluminum construction, easy-to-use controller and advanced pan-tilt-zoom camera, the Avatar Micro provides a versatile robotic safety platform for first responders. It climbs stairs, relays two-way audio, transmits 360-degree video surveillance, sees in the dark with automatic IR and traverses through water, sand, gravel and more. The Avatar Micro is 17.75 by 15.75 by 6.25 inches folded and 26.75 by 15.75 by 6.25 inches at max length and easily negotiates varied terrain and stairs using quad-flippers.

    Performance:

    • 4-5 hours runtime (normal use)
    • 4 mph maximum speed Up to 200m range of operation
    • Ability to self-right if upside-down
    • Hub caps prevent being stranded on side
    • Climbs 60-degree incline

    Electronics:

    • Wide-angle IR color camera
    • LED headlightUHF data, audio and video links
    • 3 payload interface connectors
    • Reliable motors (brushless)
    • Digital control2-way audio speaker and microphone

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