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From Laptops to Robots. Lenovo has released Daystar - a six-legged hexapod robot designed for industrial, research, and educational use. The robot comes with advanced sensors for obstacle detection and environmental mapping. Its modular design also supports custom sensor attachments and programming, enabling it to adapt to tasks like... show more

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Jarett Gross1 year ago

Why is 6 better than 4 though

ARK Electronics2 years ago

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Appy Pie1 year ago

Lenovo stepping into robotics is an exciting leap! Daystar’s versatility makes it a game-changer for education, research, and industry.

Richard Russell1 year ago

What do you do with it after you’ve watched it walk around?

Gadgetify1 year ago

A robot that can carry a human and their drinks ... sign me up :)

Calin Lozan1 year ago

@JoannaAccordi First step to centipede robot

MoogleLabs1 year ago

Lenovo steps into robotics with Daystar—flexible, smart, and ready to redefine innovation!

Dysnomia1 year ago

Lenovo used to be ridiculed as IBM's leftover, but now they are changing via their own R&D pipelines.

FlyingRabbit1 year ago

Are they all using ROS2? Or are they using something else?

Ant A1 year ago

For the redundancy when carrying the most fragile and expensive payloads, the more legs the better.

Heatwu1 year ago

what is the purpose of this exterior frame? a rollcage? It does not look sturdy enough protect the device

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