Outdoor work that is heavy, repetitive or time-consuming.
Gardens and outdoor spaces involve a lot of repetitive physical work: moving, clearing, maintaining. Over time, robotics can lighten that load.
Specialised outdoor robots, such as robotic lawnmowers, are already widely available. Humanoid robots for outdoor work are still in development. ZETTA follows both and gives honest advice on what fits best.
- Moving materials, planters and garden waste
- Help with pruning and clearing
- Inspection around the property
- Support for outdoor maintenance of business premises
What's possible when?
An honest view of the technology, so you can make an informed decision.
What already works
- Specialised robots for mowing and simple outdoor tasks
- Walking on mildly uneven terrain in demonstrations
- Inspection with cameras and sensors
In development
- Rugged housings that resist rain and dust
- Reliable grasping of irregular objects
- Longer outdoor operation on a single charge
Future
- Humanoid help with seasonal garden work
- Combinations of specialised and humanoid robots
- Outdoor maintenance as a service
Good to know.
Can a humanoid robot handle rain?
It depends on the model. Outdoor use requires suitable protection against water and dust. We explicitly include this in our selection.
Is a humanoid robot better than a robotic lawnmower?
For mowing, a specialised robot is the better choice today. A humanoid adds value for varied tasks that would otherwise need several machines.
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