Swiss engineers and designers work on the multifunctional robot LEVA

Name: Swiss engineers and designers work on the multifunctional robot LEVA
Uploaded: 2025-05-19T09:17:00.000Z
Description: It is capable of autonomously lifting and transporting boxes weighing up to 85 kg. This is possible thanks to 5 on-board cameras placed on the robot's body. After LEVA finds the box, it bends its legs, lowers the body and secures the load with electrically driven hooks

It is capable of autonomously lifting and transporting boxes weighing up to 85 kg.

This is possible thanks to 5 on-board cameras placed on the robot's body. After LEVA finds the box, it bends its legs, lowers the body and secures the load with electrically driven hooks

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