Luna

Luna by RoboDynamics (2011)

Meet Luna, the fully programmable personal robot, developed by California-based RoboDynamics. Standing five feet and two inches tall, weighing 65 pounds, RoboDynamics Luna runs on a Dual Core Atom (2GHz) processor. The onboard graphic card is the powerful nVidia 94000M. The robot has 8GB ofFlash storage with maximum expansion capability of 32 Gigabytes.

Luna features a multitude of wireless connectivity using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, and 4G (via the robot’s expansion port). The humanoid robot is integrated with a high-resolution 8-megapixel camera featuring zoom capability. Luna comes with a crystal clear speaker and three high-quality microphones.

An eight inch LCD touchscreen is mounted on its head for extraordinary interactive communication. Ten-bit wheel encoders and PrimeSense 3D sensors are assimilated for topnotch navigation. Luna operates with long-lasting batteries, which can fuel the robot for up to eight hours. RoboDynamics Luna offers an open source platform, which allows developers to build software for wider robot capabilities.

Features:

• Runs on Dual Core Atom Processor (clocked at 2 GHz)
• Hybrid graphics using the powerful nVidia 94000M
• Uses 8-Gigabyte Flash storage (expandable up to 32 Gigabytes)
• Multitude of wireless connectivity—Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3G, and 4G
• Integrated with high-resolution 8-megapixel camera
• Features advanced camera zoom capabilities
• Assimilated with crystal clear speakers and high-quality microphones in trio
• 8-inched super-bright LCD touchscreen for easier computing
• Navigate safely using ten-bit wheel encoders and PrimeSense 3D sensors
• Long-lasting built-in battery offering 8 hours of robot operation
• Operates on open source platform that allows developers to create software for additional robot capabilities
• Has easy Movable arms for simple carrying task