Description

LIMO mobile robot: everything you need for AI navigation

The LIMO mobile robot offers a scalable structure and is fully ROS compatible, ideal for working on applications requiring autonomous navigation. This mobile robot is perfect for students (in robotics engineering, electrical engineering, industrial computing, etc.) and for robotics challenges (like the RoboCup).

What You Can Do With LIMO?

The portable LIMO is an incredibly versatile and multifunctional robotic platform for beginners as well as advanced programmers. It uses the modular programming languages ROS 1 or ROS 2 to achieve many functional purposes including Simultaneous Localization and Mapping(SLAM), autonomous path planning and navigation, obstacle avoidance, and object detection for all AI robots and unmanned driving applications.

Simultaneous Localization and Mapping

Obstacle Detection and Avoidance

Four Steering Modes

Four steering modes make LIMO substantially superior to other robots in its class. The available modes are: Omni Wheel Steering, Tracked Steering, Four-Wheel Differential Steering and Ackermann Steering. Switching between modes can be completed in just 3 mins and they can meet the requirements for different environments including indoor and outdoor scenarios.

Omni Wheel Steering Mode can realize translation and rotation in place in any direction, including straight, oblique, horizontal, S-shaped travel, zero-radius rotation, narrow and irregular spaces at any angle, etc.

Ackermann Steering Mode is highly similar to automobile steering which turns the inner and outer wheels at the appropriate angles for more stable steering. This system is customizable based on the steering speed.

Tracked Steering Mode

Open-source Software For More Possibilities

Equipped with multi USB ports, and powered by Nvidia Jetson Nano, LIMO can be fully customized according to one’s needs. Other pieces of hardware can be attached to the ports to meet whatever requirements are necessary. Programming Demo, ROS Packages and Simulation powered by Gazebo are supported as well.

LIMO is suitable for beginners just learning robotics or advanced users and is a great tool for educational purposes, such as STEM.

All The Features You Need

LIMO is powered by an NVIDIA Jetson Nano Processor. The Jetson Nano is an ideal tool to start learning AI and robotics. It helps you to get started quickly and gives you full access to open-source capabilities.

Equipped with 360° Scanning LiDAR, RealSense infrared camera and touch screen display, LIMO has a higher performance sensor configuration built in.

 

360º Scanning LIDAR

It allows LIMO to do mapping, navigation and avoid any obstacles while moving.

 

Intel Camera D435

This depth camera helps LIMO accuractely measure its distance from objects. What’s more, the Real-Sense infrared camera allows LIMO to be able to work in the dark.

 

7-Inch Touch Screen Display

It allows you to set up and control LIMO easily and intuitively at your fingertips.

 

Voice Module

The voice module comes with a built-in microphone and speaker, which enables LIMO to recognize letters, numbers, and automatic voice reading broadcasts.

With these incredible features, LIMO can achieve precise self-localization, SLAM & V-SLAM mapping, route planning and autonomous obstacle avoidance, reverse parking, traffic light recognition, and more.

Specially-Designed Simulation Table

LIMO comes with a specially designed simulation table. It’s fun and convenient, the simulation table can help you quickly simulate and test the developing functions in the most realistic scenario possible.

Why is the simulation table needed?

Beginner friendly, perfect for teaching demonstrations and testing

Perfect for developing new functions such as obstacle recognition, positioning and navigation

Easy to assemble, it only takes 15 minutes to install or disassemble

With the simulation table, LIMO can develop and demonstrate multiple functions: traffic lights recognition, reverse stall parking, flexible turning, and climbing gentle slopes.