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Clearpath Robotics MOOSE UGV

Clearpath Robotics MOOSE UGV

  • Compact ROS development platform
  • Integrated PC, IMU & GPS
  • Modular expandable
  • Optimized for teaching & research

Description

The Moose forms the most compact development platform of the Canadian company Clearpath Robotics. Each platform is based on a modular system and is individually expandable. In direct comparison to the other available Clearptah platforms, the Moose can already be used out of the box. The basic setup already includes an industrial PC with Intel Dual Core CPU and 2GB RAM, as well as a GPS receiver and IMU.

With its large payload mounting area and accessible power and communication ports, Moose can be easily equipped with sensors, manipulators and other payloads to enable a variety of robotics applications in mining, agriculture, construction and environmental monitoring.

Various additional modules can be integrated to extend the application possibilities, e.g.

For a listing and advice of all possible extensions, feel free to contact us at any time.

Dimensions

Technical Data

  • Dimensions: 2,96 x 1,5 x 1,14mm
  • Weight: 1590Kg
  • Payload: 513Kg
  • Speed: 30 Km/h
  • Operating time: 6h

Scope of delivery

  • Clearpath Robotics Moose UGV
  • Charger
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 1.700,00 kg
Item weight: 1.590,00 kg

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