Aeo | The Robot is made to Patrol and Sanitise Medical Facilities.

                                     

aeo, a dual-armed robot designed for a variety of service tasks. The new robot combines mobility with the functionality to open doors, pick up objects, and ride elevators. Watch on YouTube

aeo's dual arms have seven degrees of freedom, and each can lift up to 3.6 kg. The robot can perform tasks such as delivery or disinfection with one arm, while the other arm is free for mobility tasks such as operating elevators and opening doors.

aeo’s base is powered by two independent drive wheels combined with advanced human-aware navigation algorithms. aeo’s base is fully developed internally by Aeolus, including human-aware navigation and whole-body control algorithms.

aeo’s vision algorithms provide a wide range of capabilities, from determining the posture and position of eldercare residents for safety to detecting open windows or misplaced backpacks for security services.

aeo currently offers a range of services such as security patrols in offices and schools, delivering medical supplies across hospitals, operating kiosks, and disinfecting facilities.

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