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AgileX Ranger Series

AgileX Ranger

  • Ranger and Ranger Mini
  • Standard CAN, serial port
  • Flexible in the respective circumstances

Description

Equipped with a four-wheel independent suspension system, this robot effortlessly masters difficult terrain. Both Ranger models feature aluminum T-slot rails that allow secure attachment of external sensors or kits. They support the CAN bus protocol for connectivity and offer an open-source SDK and software resources for advanced functionalities.Equipped with a four-wheel independent suspension system, this robot handles difficult terrain with ease. Both Ranger models feature aluminum T-slot rails that allow secure attachment of external sensors or kits. They support the CAN bus protocol for connectivity and offer an open source SDK and software resources for advanced functionalities.

The Ranger is an exceptional robot that can move in all directions and easily navigate both indoor and outdoor areas by flexibly adapting to the respective conditions. It is also capable of transporting heavy loads with ease.

The Ranger Mini 3.0 has been specially developed for industrial use. This pioneering mobile robot is equipped with innovative functions that significantly increase its Performance.

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  • AgileX Ranger (Mini)

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Ranger User Manual

Ranger Mini User Manual

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€ 15.474,95
incl. 19% VAT , plus shipping costs
  • Must be ordered. Ready for shipment in 21 days after order.

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