Autonomous Robotic Platform
A rugged 4WD platform developed to prevent sensing, service-access and payload-packaging conflicts from appearing late in the integration process.
Why the project needed coordinated engineering.
The main risk was not one isolated component; it was how mobility, sensing, electronics and payload requirements would affect each other.
Package the complete mobile system
The platform needed to support outdoor mobility, LiDAR-based navigation, electronics and interchangeable payloads while remaining serviceable and structurally practical.
Separate subsystem decisions could force redesign
Chassis geometry, sensor visibility, electronics access and payload mounting could conflict after assembly—creating blocked fields of view, unstable packaging or difficult maintenance.
Coordinate mobility, sensing and packaging together
Edbotics developed the mechanical and system architecture as one assembly, aligning the 4WD chassis, LiDAR placement, electronics access and modular payload interfaces.
Publicly shareable design work.
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What Edbotics contributed.
- Mechanical and system architecture
- Detailed CAD assembly
- Component and payload packaging
- Exploded assembly communication
- Design documentation for continued development
Current documented stage.
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