Carnegie RoboticsCameras and depth sensing · United States
Supplier · cameras and depth sensing
Carnegie Robotics
Carnegie Robotics built the sensor head for the original DRC Atlas. Its current supplier case study also describes engineering and manufacturing Spot CAM+IR, a separate quadruped payload.
- Category
- Cameras and depth sensing
- Country
- United States
- Founded
- 2010
- Reported customers
- 2Named by the press or the companies
- Robots
- 2Name it in their parts
- Listed
- —Not published
What it makes
From the company's own description and the sources below.
- Makes
- Makes rugged stereo perception modules and integrated robot camera payloads.
- Parts
- Depth camera, RGB camera, LiDAR
- Tier
- Parts and modules
- Founded
- 2010
- Products
- MultiSense, Atlas DRC sensor head, Spot CAM+IR
Reported customers
Supply deals and partnerships as reported by the companies or the press.
Atlas (product version)Boston Dynamicssupplied stereo and lidar sensor head · 2013-07IEEE Spectrum identifies Carnegie Robotics as the maker of Atlas's head with lidar and stereo sensors. IEEE Spectrum
SpotBoston Dynamicsengineers and manufactures Spot CAM+IR payloadCarnegie Robotics names Boston Dynamics as its partner and describes in-house production of Spot CAM+IR. Carnegie Robotics
Named in robots' parts lists
Quotes are from each robot's parts profile, which links its sources.
Atlas (DRC hydraulic Atlas)Boston Dynamics (for DARPA) · 2013Retired“Carnegie Robotics sensor head with LiDAR and stereo cameras.”
Valkyrie (R5)NASA Johnson Space Center · 2013Research“Carnegie Robotics MultiSense SL in the head, extra head cameras, torso and shin cameras, lidars in the knees and six-axis force-torque sensors in the feet.”
Sources
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