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Segway Robotics RMP Lite 401

Segway Robotics RMP Lite 401

  • Maximum speed of 2.8 m/s, endurance of 15 km
  • Equipped with a 37V 12.8Ah battery and supports ROS for software development
  • IPX5 waterproof, obstacle clearing capability of 5 cm single-step obstacles

Description

The Segway Robotics RMP Lite 401 is a versatile and robust mobile robot, ideal for applications such as inspections, service, cleaning, warehouse logistics, or specialized robotics projects. With a modular hardware architecture and a comprehensive software SDK, the RMP Lite 401 supports secondary development and customization. Equipped with a powerful battery, it provides up to 10 hours of operation and a maximum range of 15 km. Thanks to its ROS and Gazebo compatibility, developers can easily implement simulations and precise controls. Its IPX5 protection class and the ability to overcome obstacles of up to 5 cm make it a reliable choice for indoor and outdoor use.

Technical Data

  • Dimensions (Length x Width x Height): 590 x 438 x 218 mm
  • Maximum speed: 2.8 m/s (10 km/h)
  • Maximum range: 15 km
  • Battery: 37V 12.8Ah (474Wh) with up to 10 hours of operation
  • Turning radius: Zero with a load of 10 kg
  • Load capacity: Nominal 30 kg, own weight 18 kg
  • Drive: Four-wheel drive with differential control
  • Protection class: IPX5, key components IPX7
  • Obstacle clearance: Up to 5 cm high obstacles
  • Communication interfaces: CAN and RS232
  • Compatibility: ROS, Gazebo, RViz
  • Operating temperature: -20°C to 50°C

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  • Segway Robotics RMP Lite 401

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€ 5.699,95
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