Charging challenges can be solved for rugged robotics

Clearpath’s Husky Observer robot, including WiBotic receiver coil shown mounted on the front.

Modern robotics has come a long way since the 1960s. We’ve created robots accurate enough to work on a production line and safe enough to maneuver around a facility floor. The next frontier for them extends beyond factories and warehouses into rugged environments, especially in remote outdoor areas. In these locations, the robotics charging challenges become more pronounced.

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