here at fox robotics in austin that created what they call too well�*s first intelligent fork lift.t can unload and receive packages completely autonomously. 50 receive packages completely autonomously.— receive packages completely autonomously. so we start with autonomously. so we start with a standard _ autonomously. so we start with a standard counterbalance - a standard counterbalance forklift. we add sensors for both perception, being able to understand the world around the forklift as well as safety. it is a regular camera as well as one that helps the pallet detector so we can detect if it is a pallet. 0ur detector so we can detect if it is a pallet. our other main sensors is we have three microscan lidar. so there are two and if we were all the way around there is one back here thatis around there is one back here that is deerwood.— around there is one back here that is deerwood. ok, i see it. so that pretty _ that is deerwood. ok, i see it. so that pretty much _ that is deerwood. ok, i see it. so that pretty much gives - that is deerwood. ok, i see it. so that pretty much g

here at fox robotics in austin, texas, they have created what they call the world s first intelligenting just self—driving, it can unload and receive packages, completely autonomously. so we start with a standard counterbalance stand—up forklift. we add sensors for both perception, being able to understand the world around the forklift, as well as safety, so our primary sensors are we have one camera right here between the forks and it is both a depth camera as well as a regular camera that helps with the pallet detector so it can determine — is that a pallet? what type of pallet? what direction is it? we have three micro scan lidar, so there are two forward and one, if the walk all the way around, one back. that is steerward, and that pretty much gives a 360 degrees view the robot can unload 25 pallets in an hour but there are limitations. it is really easy to build a robot that works once but to build one that works every single time, day in day out, that is something that matters a lot to us. figuring out how to both meet the workflow needs that customers have and maintain our perf

here at fox robotics in austin, they've created what they call the world's first intelligent forkliftan unload and receive packages completely autonomously. so, we start with a standard counterbalance stand—up forklift. we add sensors for both perception, being able to understand the world around the forklift, as well as safety. so our primary sensors are... we have one camera right here between the forks. oh, yeah. it is both a depth camera, as well as a regular camera that helps the pallet detector so it can determine is that a pallet? what type of pallet is it? what direction is it? our other main sensor is we have three micro scan lidar, so there's two forkward and one, if the walk all the way around, back here, that's steer—ward. so that pretty much gives a 360—degree view. on a plane about that far off the floor. this has safety rated inputs last outputs. so making decisions on where to go and what to do? yes. the robot can unload 25 pallets in an hour but there are limitations. it's really easy to build a robot that works once but to build one that works every single time, day

here at fox robotics in austin, texas, they have created what they call the world's first intelligentiving, it can unload and receive packages completely autonomously. so, we start with a standard counterbalance stand—up forklift. we add sensors for both perception, being able to understand the world around the forklift, as well as safety, so our primary sensors are we have one camera right here between the forks and it is both a depth camera as well as a regular camera that helps with the pallet detector so it can determine — is that a pallet? what type of pallet? what direction is it? we have three micro scanners lidar, so there are two forkward, and one, if we walk all the way around, one back. that is steerward, and that pretty much gives a 360 degrees view on a plane about that far off the floor. so this is a safety—rated programmable logic controller and it has safety—rated input—outputs. that is making decisions and working out where to go and what to do? yep. the robot can unload 25 pallets in an hour but there are limitations. it is really easy to build a robot that works onc

here at fox robotics in austin.t intelligent forklift. beyond being just self—driving, it can unload and receive packages completely autonomously. so we start with a standard counterbalanced stand up forklift. we add sensors for both perception, being able to understand the world around the forklift as well as safety. so our primary sensors are, we have one camera right here between the forks. it is both a depth camera as well as an regular camera that helps the pellet detector so that it can determine. is that a pellet? what type of pellet is it? what direction is it? our other main sensors is we have three micro scan lidar, so there's two fork ward and there's one if we walk all the way around, there's one back here that steer. ward oh, okay. all the way around, there's one back here that steer. ward oh, okay. yeah, i see it. yep. so that pretty much gives the 360 degree view. the robot can unload 25 pallets in an hour, but there are limitations. it's really easy to build a robot that works once building a robot t

here at fox robotics in austin, texas they have created what they call the worlds first intelligent forkliftwe start with a standard _ start with a standard counterbalance stand—up forklift. we add sensors for both perception, being able to understand the world around the forklift, as well as safety, so our primary sensors are we have one, right here between the forks and it is both a depth camera as well as a regular camera as well as a regular camera that helps with the pallet detector so it can determine is that a pallet? what type of parlour? what direction is it? are other means enters is we have three micro scanners so there are two forward and one of the walk all the way around, one back you thatis the way around, one back you that is steward and that pretty much gives a 360 degrees view on a plane about that far off the floor. so this is a safety raided programme controller and safety rated output. ihdt raided programme controller and safety rated output.— safety rated output. that is makinu safety rated output. that is making decisions _ safety rated output. that is making decisions

they hope to have this courage museum open by 2025 in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. alright robots women coming together in mountain view tonight to kick off women's history month the company called in orbit, which makes software for robotic operations put on the event. it was a chance to network with others in the industry and find out about the latest robotic technology. a group called women in robotics was on hand to lobby for getting more women into the industry. vice president kamala harris is coming home to the bay area to highlight a p i business is the vice president is scheduled to be in san francisco on friday, is also scheduled to attend the roundtable with asian american and pacific islanders. small businesses, this roundtable will focus on small business entrepreneurship. president harris also said to attend a political fundraiser while here in the bay area. well still to come tonight. a new lawsuit filed in the bay area taking on amazon, the animal rights lawyer who says the company is selling products that are banned in california. also, some families are going on a

gosh frank mallicoat ktvu fox two news. robotse together in mountain view tonight to learn more about how they can help each other company called in orbit, which makes software for robotic operations put on the event to kick off women's history month it was a chance to network with others in the industry and really find out about the latest robotic technology group called women in robotics was on hand to lobby for getting more women into the industry. what's really, my big passion is making sure that everybody is represented in the sort of robotics we build, and that means that we need to have people at every stage of the development and design process. but i'm very much involved in growing the robotics industry because we need robots to solve our global challenges. and to get the robots that we need out there in the world. we need more people working on robots. and if we're ignoring 50% of the population than where not going to be able to change the world. and tonight's event was also sponsored by silicon valley robotics for wome

here at fox robotics in austin, they've created what they call the world's first intelligent forkliftard. so that pretty much gives a 360—degree view. the robot can unload 25 pallets in an hour but there are limitations. it's really easy to build a robot that works once but to build one that works every single time, day in, day out, that's something that matters a lot to us. figuring out how to both meet the workload needs that customers have and maintain our perfect safety record and be compliant with all required standards is a real challenge for introducing any kind of new autonomous system into a workplace. being around them when they work is slightly unnerving at first. it's quite strange how quickly get used to the fact that this is just driving around by itself. i'm already completely happy with the fact there's a very large, very heavy piece of equipment, driving around autonomously. as the world changes and automation becomes more common, it's clear there that innovation and industry face some conflicting times ahead. but in the brave new world, your next parcel delivery migh

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