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Autonomous Obstacle Detection Modules are sensing and inference subsystems that enable home robots to identify and respond to static and moving obstacles in real time. They provide a critical safety and reliability layer by translating environmental perception into actionable avoidance behavior in dynamic indoor spaces.
The Autonomous Pedestrian-Space Navigation Platform enables low-speed, human-aware autonomous movement in environments shared with foot traffic by combining short-range perception, behavior-aware control, and safety-focused compliance logic. It is designed to support predictable, socially compatible navigation rather than speed or route optimization.
Proximity and Social Density Wearables are ambient sensing devices that use short-range wireless signals and on-device AI to infer nearby presence and crowd density without identifying individuals. They enable contextual understanding of social and spatial patterns in shared environments while preserving privacy.
Proximity Sensing Arrays are distributed short-range sensing systems that provide real-time awareness of nearby objects and boundaries around a moving platform. They support safe low-speed maneuvering and collision avoidance by supplying immediate spatial constraints to AI mobility control systems.
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