2023年6月27日

汽车专家丹佛斯电力解决方案正在扩大其控制软件自主车辆和工业机器和三个战略合作伙伴关系。软件快速导航,盆景机器人,强硬的将被添加到丹佛斯+ + 1自治软件,使用户能够增强自主机器快速导航的高精度定位服务,盆景机器人基于摄像头的视觉系统和强硬的遥操作的解决方案。“自治越野的机器正变得越来越复杂。我们预先对四级甚至5级自主权,高精度导航和远程控制之外的视线将成为需求,“自治主管Peter Bleday说丹佛斯电力解决方案。“快速导航、盆景机器人和强硬的非常不同的公司都有以技术领导和灵活性。这些是自然系统对我们伙伴关系和战略业务适合。我们期待他们的解决方案整合到我们的+ + 1自主平台,帮助我们的客户保持领先的自主车辆的发展。“+ + 1自治是一个软件平台,旨在大幅减少开发时间和促进快速车辆原型,帮助oem厂商更快地向市场推出自主和半自治的越野的机器。除了+平台+ 1的自治权,丹佛斯提供工程服务和加固的硬件。丹佛斯自治团队与客户从概念到生产工作,支持完整的机器发展。 Swift Navigation’s Skylark precise positioning service offers decimeter-level accuracy from the cloud to PLUS+1 Autonomy, eliminating the need for additional ground infrastructure. It is well suited for industries such as construction, agriculture, and other applications that demand high-precision GNSS capabilities. Skylark covers a wide range of major markets, including the U.S., Europe, Japan, Korea, and Australia. “We are delighted to collaborate with Danfoss, a renowned leader in industrial machine control,” said Brad Sherrard, executive vice president, Industrial, Swift Navigation. “Accurate machine control and autonomy rely heavily on precise positioning. Skylark’s exceptional reliability and extensive coverage make it the ideal solution for these applications.” Bonsai Robotics is a fast-growing startup that specializes in camera-based vision systems for adverse conditions such as heavy dust, debris, vibration, and lack of GPS. The system uses cameras instead of traditional positioning systems, enabling greater accuracy at very low cost when navigating the toughest conditions, including narrow rows of trees, vines, or crops. “Bonsai’s partnership with Danfoss has allowed us to rapidly integrate with several vehicle form factors in order to add vision-based autonomy and Visionsteer driver augmentation to equipment operating in some of the most challenging conditions,” said Tyler Niday, founder and CEO, Bonsai Robotics. “The beauty of PLUS+1 drive-by-wire systems is that an autonomous perception system can drive the PLUS+1 equipped vehicles through CAN bus messages in the same way that a human would use manual controls.” HARD-LINE offers teleoperation services that enable monitoring and control of machines over the internet. The service complements Danfoss’ radio-based remote-control solutions, which allow operators to remotely control machines within line of sight. Teleoperations are ideal for operators supervising multiple autonomous machines. If a machine stops due to an unknown obstacle, the operator can log in to the HARD-LINE system, navigate around the obstacle then resume autonomous operation without needing to be close to the machine. “HARD-LINE is excited to partner with Danfoss to provide a teleoperation solution to work in conjunction with their PLUS+1 Autonomy software. We feel that HARD-LINE’s teleoperation solution is ideal for giving autonomy providers the flexibility to remotely intervene when required during the autonomy process. We look forward to adapting our API to integrate into the PLUS+1 Autonomy platform and working with a great company like Danfoss to bring autonomy and teleoperation to a wider industrial market,” said Chad Rhude, vice president of U.S. operations, HARD-LINE.