Russian Engineers Develop Robotic Platform Able to Carry 300 kg, TASS Reports
The Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies says the new vehicle includes features to prevent it from tipping or becoming stuck.
TASS reports that engineers in Zelenograd have developed a robotic platform capable of carrying loads of up to 300 kilograms.
According to the Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies (CUST), cited by TASS, the vehicle includes an engine speed control system, a start-stop system, and components intended to prevent it from getting stuck or tipping over.
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- Zelenograd engineers develop robotic platform capable of carrying up to 300 kg — CUST — TASS (Russia)
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