Addverb unveils India’s first-ever assistive dog robot for imaging

Addverb on Wednesday unveiled India’s first-ever assistive dog robot, an advanced medical cobot for rehabilitation and imaging, and a collaborative robot (cobot) to enhance operational efficiency and safety at LogiMAT India 2024.

These robots are being manufactured at Addverb’s recently opened facility in Greater Noida, said Sangeet Kumar, co-founder and CEO, Addverb to The Hindu. These will be exported to other countries as well including U.S., he added.

Addverb’s robotics manufacturing company, known as Bot-Verse, has a capacity to produce 1,00,000 units per year. Currently, it is doing around 10,000 units which are meant only for industrial purposes, said Kumar.

The robotic and automation solutions provider entered the healthcare robotics sector with the introduction of Heal, a medical cobot.

It focuses on physical and rehabilitation therapy for stroke patients and aids in remote imaging procedures like ultrasound and MRI scans.

According to Addverb, Trakr’s, an assistive dog robot, versatility extends across industries such as construction, oil exploration, defence, and security with inspections, patrolling, and surveillance.

Syncro is meant for productivity in warehouses and factories, engineered to work alongside humans in shared spaces. It finds application from manufacturing to logistics.

“The introduction of Trakr, Heal, and Syncro represents a significant stride towards revolutionising various industries. Trakr’s agility, Heal’s medical advancements, and Syncro’s collaborative prowess promise to redefine operational standards. We’re proud to offer solutions that not only enhance efficiency but also cater to diverse industry needs, marking a milestone in flexible automation,” said Kumar. The Hindu