Marvelmind Boxie is an autonomous mobile robot designed for smart warehousing, industrial applications, research and education.
Typical use cases:
Demos:
Materials:
Key specs and features:
No additional assembly is required. Ready to drive out of the box.
Regular lead time 4 weeks. When available in stock the lead time is <1 week.
Advanced Sensor Fusion For Localization and Navigation:
Obstacle Detection and Avoidance:
Sensors:
Processors:
APIs:
Chassis and Kinematics:
Battery and Chargers:
External Interfaces:
Wireless Connectivity:
Optical Sensors:
Description
Marvelmind Boxie is an autonomous mobile robot designed for smart warehousing, industrial applications, research and education.
Typical use cases:
Demos:
Materials:
Key specs and features:
No additional assembly is required. Ready to drive out of the box.
Regular lead time 4 weeks. When available in stock the lead time is <1 week.
Technical Details
Advanced Sensor Fusion For Localization and Navigation:
Obstacle Detection and Avoidance:
Sensors:
Processors:
APIs:
Chassis and Kinematics:
Battery and Chargers:
External Interfaces:
Wireless Connectivity:
Optical Sensors:
Additional information
Base, Standard, Advanced
Questions and Answers
What is the maximum speed that this device can move?
It is a relatively slow thing – up to 1-1.5m/s. Besides, there is a trade-off between the accuracy of movements and the speed.
In general, Marvelmind robots are not fast intentionally. If everything, absolutely everything goes wrong with the robot, it must remain safe, i.e. it must not be too heavy and too fast.
Is the API command for controlling from a PC using Wi-Fi publicly available?
I want to remotely control from a PC using C #, but I want to know in advance what kind of control can be done.
Yes, there is a such API. It is open and available. But it not using WiFi. It is using a license-free ISM radio in 915/868MHz.
Yes, it would be possible to control the robot from a PC.
Thank you for your reply.
Would you please let me know if there is a URL where the API is open to the public?
The API for Robot v100 is published and available. But the API for Boxie is not yet published. It is an enriched version of the Robot v100 API, because Boxie has significantly more functionality.
We will publish it soon.