Key Capabilities
Navigation and Mobility
Ava 500 features autonomous navigation capabilities that allow remote users to simply specify a destination and the robot will automatically navigate its way to the desired location. There is no need for the remote user to understand the topology of the location where the robot resides or manually drive the robot to its destination. Through advanced mapping technologies, Ava 500 learns the environment in which it operates to create a realistic topology map of each location. Built- in obstacle detection and obstacle avoidance capabilities (ODOA) that leverage laser, 3D imaging and sonar technologies ensure that if the topology of the environment changes or there are moving objects in its path, such as people, the robot will not bump into them. Manual operations to rotate the robot, move the robot telepresence system
Enterprise-Class Standards-Based Videoconferencing
Ava 500 leverages HD video and audio videoconferencing via a
Easy-to-Use Client Application
The remote user schedules and controls the robot via iRobot’s client application running in an iPad tablet. This
When needed, manual operation of the robot is done through trackpad interfaces on the iPad which control movement of the robot. With these trackpads, the robot can be manually moved forward, backward, or
Scheduling and Management
Management of Ava 500 is done through the iRobot Ava 500 Cloud Service. The iRobot Ava 500 Cloud Service manages the resource pool of robots, tracks and manages robot scheduling, monitors robot health including charging condition, and provides error reporting capabilities. The iRobot Ava 500 Cloud Service provides robust resource allocation functionality, which allows users to simply select where, when, and how long they need a robot rather than spending time reserving a particular robot that may not be available at the time it is needed.