Tomorrow is here, and it’s looking pretty good with the help of Robotics Redefined’s Autonomous Guided Cart. With RRI’s AGC supplying your factory or assembly line you are on your way to new heights of productivity!

Robotics Redefined is setting the standard for industrial automation with our new autonomous guided cart. The RRI AGC has four powerful motors, independent suspension and omnidirectional wheels which allow it to navigate through the toughest terrain in guided environments.

The AGC has impressive carrying capacities. It moves rapidly without sacrificing safety. At the same time, it offers increased benefits of greater efficiency though shorter lead time, decreased warehouse storage, and shorter transit and sorting time. You can use RRI’s AGC as a standalone system or easily integrate it with other automation. It can be seamlessly integrated into both manufacturing and warehouse settings.

How Robotics-Redefined’s AGC can rock your world

Driven by 4 modular motor assemblies in each wheel which increases electrical efficiency and decreases maintenance
Runs for up to eight hours at a time on one charge. Uses next generation batteries originally developed for NASA to supply power
Uses proprietary real-time positioning algorithms like an indoor GPS for your AGC
Provides better reaction times and improved accuracy
Offers full, agile movement vectoring in any direction
Supported by Robotics-Redefined mechanical and software systems
Provides intuitive user programming through an on-board touchscreen which removes the need for a laptop interface
Designed with a narrow and low-slung profile which fits easily under most payloads and transports them with stability and elegance
Our AGC is capable of moving up to 10,000lb of payload with a companion cart
Meets all OSHA safety standards

When we’re not working on the AGC, we have a number of other smaller projects to keep us busy. They’re here for you to see!
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The Barracuda motor controller was designed to run high current on a low budget.  At 16A continuous, 30A peak, the Barracuda is well suited to power your next impressive mech.  Featuring control of 2 DC motors, 8 servo controls, 8 inputs and 8 outputs, and USB/Ethernet/TTL communication modules, the Barracuda is well-suited to any and all of your robotics projects.

The Barracuda motor controller will be available in our web store for the 4th quarter of 2010, for pre-orders please contact us.

We’ve designed the board around the power of the new dsPIC line to give unprecedented processing power and application flexibility.  We’ve used the older, weaker version in all sorts of projects, from surprisingly speedy RC cars to motor scooters to cheese-chopping toaster bots.  And the newer, stronger version will be able to handle so much more!  We’re not even sure what to do with 8 servos and 2 DC motors.  It’s a lot of movement.  Scalp massager?  Articulated octopus hat?  The possibilities are awesome, and limited only to your ambition.  We’re currently tweaking the design to make it perfect, so the Barracudas won’t be available for a couple weeks yet, but they will be launched for purchase within the fourth quarter of 2010.

Renegade Ethernet Motor Controller
The Renegade motor controller was not designed with timidity in mind.  This is the motor controller to power high-torque, high-weight, high-powered mechanical assemblies ranging from toasters you can ride to work to electric cars to Gundam robots.  Simply put, there is absolutely no way that your project will be underpowered with this motor controller, and it runs at such high currents that there is also no way you’ll burn it out.  The Renegade features 2 40Mhz encoder inputs, 2 S-Amp sinking outputs, dual 12-bit temperature sensing, dual 12-bit current sensing, Ethernet/SPI/TTL/USB communication modules, dual power inputs with independent voltage sensing, 8 direct digital inputs, 8 digital outputs, and an additional 4 analog inputs.  It also comes in 50A, 100A, and 150A builds.  Pricing for a 2-motor build of the 50A Renegade runs at $299, while the 100A version runs $369 and the 150A is at $439.

The Renegade motor controller will be available in our web store for the 4th quarter of 2010, for pre-orders please contact us.

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