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TOPIO Dio

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The TOPIO Dio is a robot designed to serve in a restaurant or coffee shop, or as a cocktail bartender, which is manufactured by Vietnam-based company, Tosy.[1][2] TOPIO Dio has a 3-wheel moving platform, 28 degrees of freedom and is operated remotely with a built-in camera and an obstacle detector. It is 125 cm high and weighs 45 kg. [3]

Development history

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Time Place Event Notes
November, 2008TOSY Robotics JSCTOPIO Dio project get started
June, 2010AUTOMATICA 2010, GermanyIntroduce the 1st version of TOPIO Dio28 degrees of freedom, 3 wheels platform

Specifications

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Specifications TOPIO Dio
Height125 cm
Weight45 kg
Power Supplybattery, 48V 20AH
ActuatorServo motor
Communication methodsSpeaker, Microphone
Camera2
Degrees of freedom28

Technologies

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  • Remote control via wireless internet
  • Integrate 3D vision via 2 cameras
  • 3D operation space of robot defined by the controlling software
  • Processes pre-defined images
  • Detects obstacles by Ultrasonic Sensor
  • Three-wheeled base with omnidirectional and balanced motion

See also

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References

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  1. "Notícias sobre Tecnologia - Época Negócios - NOTÍCIAS - Robô garçom é sensação no Vietnã". epocanegocios.globo.com (in Brazilian Portuguese). Época Negócios. Retrieved 2017-09-15.
  2. Toto, Serkan. "TOPIO Dio: Meet Vietnam's first service robot". TechCrunch. Retrieved 2017-09-15.
  3. Toto, Serkan (2010-06-18). "TOPIO Dio: Meet Vietnam's first service robot". TechCrunch. Retrieved 2022-09-09.
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