Coco Robot
The Coco Robot is a Mobile Robot humanoid robot developed by Coco Robotics. It features 45 kg, 11 kg payload capacity. The Coco Robot is commercial.
Primary use case: Sidewalk delivery robot from Coco Robotics using a remote operator supervision model for food and goods delivery in urban environments.
Weight
45 kg
Payload
11 kg
Specifications
Physical
Weight
45 kg
Locomotion
wheeled
Max Speed
1.3 km/h
Manipulation
Payload
11 kg
Commercial
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
Sidewalk delivery robot from Coco Robotics using a remote operator supervision model for food and goods delivery in urban environments.
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