TriOrb releases autonomous mobility software set for TriOrb BASE
TriOrb released autonomous mobility software with Visual SLAM, path planning, and safety control as ROS 2 modules.
Evidence notes
- TriOrb released an autonomous mobility software set for its TriOrb BASE omnidirectional mobile platform.
- The software includes Visual SLAM, path planning, and safety-control functions developed as ROS 2 modules.
- TriOrb said the release makes its omnidirectional mobility platform easier to use for customers not specialized in omnidirectional mechanisms.
Company context
TriOrb develops ball-driven omnidirectional mobile robots and mobility platforms for manufacturing and industrial automation. Its TriOrb BASE platform uses three spheres and three motors to move in any direction, navigate narrow or uneven production environments, and support high-precision transport or mobile-manipulator workflows.