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By selling them to institutions, with support, rather than people, but also because it's decent. Cheaper robots are all jerky and jittery and slow and have no o
by PostOnce 8y ago
By selling them to institutions, with support, rather than people, but also because it's decent. Cheaper robots are all jerky and jittery and slow and have no other sensors/cameras and no decent software interface (that I have seen, but I'm not even an amateur roboticist, I just read about it sometimes).
- Tade0 8y agoOurs overheated after a few minutes of extending its hands forward, so it tried to sit, but collapsed, because apparently it needed functioning arms to do that. Fortunately my lab buddy was there to catch it. For my application I needed microphones which were plentiful, but placed on the head that also contained the CPU with a cooling fan - needless to say I got much better readings from my smartphone. That being said our Nao was and old model so perhaps they fixed those issues.