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Security Innovation Exchange, London
Robosynthesis demonstrated a range of modular robots at a Security Innovation Exchange............
Defence Sector
The modular robotic system’s applicability to the military sector has led to Robosynthesis winning a development contract from the CDE (Centre for Defence Enterprise) a technology arm of the UK Mod, to pursue further development work.........
Innovation in Space
Robosynthesis is currently conducting two Technology Strategy Board funded studies to develop the robot’s capabilities for planetary exploration........
HOSDB Farnborough, and digital Media Conference in March 2011
Recently we were present at the HOSDB event at Farnborough as guest exhibitors on the SITC Stand ........
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DSEi September 2011
Robosynthesis demonstrated the latest robotics technology at the DSEi (Defence & Security Equipment International) exhibition at ExCel, London UK 13th to 16th September 2011.
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EXTRM (Extreme Modular Robotics Platform) is a modular, reconfigurable, scalable robot system.
Robots configured for a wide range of capabilities can be assembled and deployed in minutes and without tools.
Extremely adaptable and expandable, small man-portable to large payload-carrying robots facilitate the integration of an optional range of plug & play sub-systems and accessories.
Multi-scale, modules in a range of sizes are compatible and build small, medium and large robots and sophisticated robots comprising multiple scales.
Rugged, the system modules are designed for everyday use in tough and demanding conditions.
100% modular and assembled by means of twist-lock interconnects, repair is quick and straightforward by substitution of parts.
Lightweight and non-metallic, modules enhance payload capacity and endurance and the system does not corrode. Variant modules can resist extremes of heat and chemicals.
From 2012 Robosynthesis & selected partners will be offering comprehensive training, support and configuration management services for EXTRM robots including spares, upgrades and accessories.
