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Anseboo · China · Service & reception robots
- Height: 128 cm
- Payload: 40 kg
- Weight: 55 kg
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Anseboo · China · Service & reception robots
Anseboo CA01 is a service robot by Anseboo (China). It is 130 cm tall and weighs 48.5 kg. One charge lasts 600 min. Typical applications: restaurants and delivery. Launch: 2022. Anseboo does not publish a list price; quotes are available from the manufacturer or its partners on request.
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| Design | |
|---|---|
| Category | Service & reception robots |
| Locomotion | Wheels |
| Height | 130 cm |
| Weight | 48.5 kg |
| Performance | |
| Runtime per charge | 600 min |
| Charging time | 120 min |
| Intelligence & sensors | |
| Sensors | LiDAR |
| SDK / programming | API |
| Market & availability | |
| Manufacturer | Anseboo |
| Country | China |
| Launch | 2022 |
| Status | Available |
| Use cases | Restaurants and delivery |
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Anseboo CA01 is a service robot by Anseboo. Notable according to our data: Up to 600 min runtime per charge; Sensors: LiDAR. In the comparison tool you can put the model right next to alternatives. Open in the comparison tool
Anseboo does not publish a list price; quotes are available from the manufacturer or its partners on request.
Anseboo CA01 is sold by Anseboo or its distribution partners; prices on request. The link on this page leads to the official product page.
According to the manufacturer, among other things for restaurants and delivery.
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