C20
commercialMobile robot

C20

byKeenon RoboticsPudong, South Korea

The C20 is a Mobile Robot humanoid robot developed by Keenon Robotics. The C20 is regions.

Primary use case: Compact robot floor cleaner for small spaces

Specifications

Physical

Locomotion

unknown

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