Today’s worklife without robots seems impossible. Robots haven’t actually gained access in our private lives as yet, but they can be seen inching closer ever so steadily. Helpers that meet individual demands are being made and could be real intruders in the near future, but universal robots are far from reality anytime soon. The croww 540 robot is however a combination of both personal and all-terrain robot with universality entrenched.
The six-legged private robot croww 540 is designed to cross sand and ice-deserts on foot and is proficient in carrying heavy loads, equipment, drinking water etc. along with providing safety, shelter and protection. The conceptual robot for 2057 has a robust baseplate at the bottom, cameras and sensors embedded at the front, and has a detachable cylindrical battery block to keep it powered for those long demanding tasks.
In order to provide shelter and safety on an outing, the robot transformation from walk-mode to protection-mode with air-tubes fitted in the robot’s legs automatically blown out for a tent, still keeping its devices, interfaces, tools and storage spaces accessible to the occupant.
Thanks: Christopher Gloning [Designer]
