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Four-legged concept platform for last-100-meters delivery and interactive advertising.
More from Robot.comRobot.com presents R-dog as a four-legged concept platform designed to extend delivery across stairs, curbs, thresholds, and mixed terrain while also supporting interactive mobile advertising. The company says the production version will use its REMI fleet platform and FieldAI foundation models, with commercial deployments planned for 2027.
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Use cases
- •Last-100-meters parcel and food delivery
- •Multi-floor delivery across stairs and thresholds
- •Interactive mobile advertising campaigns
- •Campus and urban neighborhood logistics
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- advertising
- R-ads campaigns delivered through dual onboard video screens
- autonomyDirection
- Production version planned with FieldAI Field Foundation Models
- cargo
- Large onboard compartment designed to hold multiple items
- deliveryRole
- Last 100 meters beyond conventional wheeled delivery routes
- dropOff
- Unattended automatic drop-off described by the manufacturer
- fleetPlatform
- REMI fleet management platform and physical API layer
- mobility
- Four-legged platform designed for stairs, curbs, thresholds, and mixed terrain
- productStage
- Concept; commercial deployments planned for 2027
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