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Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners
Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot, ROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design | International Design Awards Winners

Wasp 2s - Autonomous mobile robot

CompanyROAR LAB at Singapore University of Technology and Design
Lead DesignersBalakumharen A P
Design TeamMoo Chee Gen, Ash Wan Yaw Sang, Vinu Sivanantham, Mohan Rajesh Elara
Project LocationSingapore
ClientChangi General Hospital,Singapore
Prize(s)Silver in Media And Home Electronics / Robotics, Bronze in Industrial And Life Science Design / Medical/Scientific Machinery
Project LinkView
Entry Description

Wasp 2s is an autonomous modular logistics robot that is designed for a medical and laboratory environment.Other than the typical logistic tasks, the modular head of this robot allows it to be mounted to other non-locomotive robots such as a bi-arm robot, disinfectant sprayer, UV Sterilization robot, and stretcher for patient handling, among others. Depending on the application and context, more than two of these robots can attach to each other and perform tasks as a single unit (Nested reconfiguration).