Surface Rover Base Sample Clauses

Surface Rover Base. Based on the mobility and payload requirements, the implemented solution involves the mobile robot Summit XL HL (Figure 22). Summit XL HL as listed in Table 1 features a sturdy and relatively water, dust and heat resistant base with powerful 500W motors and off-road wheels suitable for all types of outdoor terrains, as well as a significant payload capacity of 65kg, which is considered sufficient for the requirements of the target application.
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Surface Rover Base. In addition, the Surface Rover is equipped with a powerful Linux-based on-board PC unit capable of handling the required on-board processing and control needs of the application. Furthermore, the rover is fully ROS-compatible thus enabling its easy integration to the overall software architecture of BADGER. Given that the drivers currently provided for the GPR device (further explained below) run only on Windows OS, a corresponding, additional PC unit with this OS will be mounted on the surface rover module so as to enable GPR data collection during the rover’s operation. Table 2: Surface Rover Specifications Specification Specification Details Dimensions 731 x 578 x 440 mm Weight 65 Kg Load Capacity 65 Kg Max Speed (without load) 3m/s Water Resistance IP54 Operating temperature range -20 - +50 oC

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