365ROBOT PTE. LTD.
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365ROBOT PTE. LTD. robot models
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365ABot-L
Mobile Robots (AMR)The 365ABot-L, made by 365Robot Pte Ltd, is a lifting indoor delivery AMR for transporting heavy goods in factories, hospitals and laboratories. It carries up to 300 kg on a 50 mm lifting platform, weighs 90 kg and travels at up to 1.2 m/s with ±5 mm positioning accuracy. It navigates with LiDAR, a depth camera and an RGB camera in free, track, hybrid or follow modes, and runs up to 9 hours per charge with automatic charging.
Commercially Available · Depth camera and RGB camera365HotelBot-D
Delivery RobotsTwo-cabinet autonomous hotel delivery robot from 365Robot. It carries up to 40 kg in two cabinets, navigates by SLAM with TOF and side radar, rides elevators automatically, and calls the guest's room phone on arrival. It also guides guests and shows advertising on a 21.5" screen.
21.5-inch, 1920 × 1080 · Commercially Available365HotelBot-S
Delivery RobotsThe 365HotelBot-S, made by 365Robot Pte Ltd, is a single-cabinet hotel room service robot that rides elevators and delivers items to guest rooms. It weighs 55 kg, carries up to 40 kg in total with a 10 kg cabin load capacity, and travels at up to 1.5 m/s. It navigates with SLAM using a TOF radar and an RGBD camera, climbs slopes up to 12°, and phones the guest on arrival. It runs 7–9 hours per charge and charges in 3 hours.
Commercially Available · 10 kg365HotelBot-W
Delivery RobotsThe 365HotelBot-W, made by 365Robot Pte Ltd, is a hotel room delivery robot that rides elevators on its own and serves up to four rooms per trip. It has 2, 3 or 4 adjustable cabins, a 40 kg total load and an 11.6-inch touchscreen, weighs 48 kg and travels at up to 0.8 m/s. It navigates with a LiDAR, IMU and encoder and avoids obstacles with dual stereo vision and anti-collision strips. It runs 9–12 hours per charge.
Commercially Available · 20 kg (datasheet: 5 kg per layer, bottom layer 10 kg; web page: 10 kg per layer)365MiniBot
Service Robots365MiniBot is a 21 kg autonomous reception and visitor-guidance robot sold by 365Robot, based on OrionStar GreetingBot Mini. It features a 14-inch touchscreen, LiDAR and depth-camera navigation, voice interaction, autonomous charging and approximately 12 hours of advertised operation.
1000 x 410 x 410 mm H x W x D · 12 V, 3 A365NovaBot
Service RobotsThe 365NovaBot, made by 365Robot Pte Ltd, is a full-size receptionist and guide robot for greeting, wayfinding, promotion and visitor check-in. It measures 558 × 525 × 1350 mm, weighs 56 kg and travels at up to 1.2 m/s, navigating with marker-free V-SLAM 2.0, a LiDAR and three depth cameras. It has a 14-inch display, a 13-megapixel head camera and a 6-microphone array. It runs 12–14 hours on a 10.4 Ah, 25.2 V lithium battery and returns to its charging dock automatically.
Commercially Available · 10.4 Ah365ProBot
Delivery RobotsThe 365ProBot from 365Robot Pte Ltd, Singapore, is a robot waiter and indoor delivery robot for restaurants and other indoor venues. It carries up to 60 kg in total on trays and travels up to 1.2 m/s, navigating with dual SLAM, LiDAR and three depth cameras. It has a 14-inch display, automatic dock charging and 14–16 hours of battery life. Its operating modes include delivery, promotion, guidance, cruise and tray collection.
Commercially Available · 3 × 3D depth cameras, 2 × mono cameras, 1 × top IR camera365Robot
Delivery Robots365Robot is a delivery/waiter robot supplied by Singapore-based 365Robot Pte Ltd. It carries up to 40 kg across adjustable trays and provides autonomous indoor delivery and obstacle avoidance. Published runtime is 12–15 hours, with cable charging. The original hardware manufacturer remains unverified.
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