Alisys is one of the exhibiting companies that will be part of the European Robotics Forum, the most important robotics meeting in Europe, which will be held in the Danish city of Odense from March 13 to 16. On this occasion, the company will attend the event together with the University of Malaga to showcase robotic technologies that respond to the new challenges faced by sectors such as industry.

Alisys and the Robotics and Mechatronics Group of the University of Malaga explore the uses of robotics in the industrial sector

The union of resources and knowledge from Alisys and the University of Malaga, which will be at stand no. 13 of the event, is a perfect combination for this technology meeting. The collaboration between the two entities enriches the research, development, and practical applications for the teleoperation of robot fleets, one of the fields that Alisys is currently leading.

The company is a global pioneer in the development of cloud solutions for the management, remote operation, and analysis of fleets of robots, drones and IoT devices. It does so thanks to the development of a platform that simplifies the real deployment of these devices and their integration into the processes across different industries. With this platform, companies can teleoperate robots made by different manufacturers and do so from anywhere in the world.

Alisys is also a partner of some of the most important robot manufacturers in the world, such as Boston Dynamics, Deep Robotics, Unitree, Furhat or Ghost Robotics, among others, and is also a technology partner of companies such as Vodafone or Telefónica.

The Robotics and Mechatronics Group at the University of Malaga develops robots, sensors and control systems for field and industrial applications. With extensive test facilities including natural terrain, and strong collaborative links with end users, the group is one of the leading actors in emergency robotics in Spain.

A cutting-edge quadruped to show the benefits of robotics and an app to "get inside" a robot

To demonstrate and put all this knowledge into practice, Alisys will attend the event with the Ghost Robotics Vision 60 robot. This is one of the devices with which the company works, a medium-sized quadruped with a great autonomy and high resistance, which facilitates the work in environments with a complex nature or with an abundance of water. This robot is capable, among other features, of being completely submerged to a depth of 1 meter. Therefore, it is a very versatile robot when working in sectors such as industry and security.

In addition, together with the University of Malaga, an application has been developed to visualize the internal cameras of this robot. All those attending the event who download this app on an Android smartphone will be able to see, in real time, the trajectory and everything that the robot is seeing at that moment.