Squishy Robotics offers solutions for companies adopting Smart Cities and IIoT technologies, including AI and machine learning integration to support operational effectiveness, task prioritization, and maintenance processes.
The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report says immediate action is required to mitigate the worst effects of climate change. It states that methane accounts for approximately 20 percent of global emissions.
The company offers mission-specific payloads that let responders keep drones airborne while its robots gather ground data. Its system has been TEEX-tested in operationally relevant environments.
Squishy Robotics tensegrity sensor robots were the cover art for the June issue of Soft Robotics (SoRo). Soft Robotics is a leading robotics journal that publishes peer-reviewed research on the emerging technologies and developments of soft and deformable robots.
Squishy Robotics develops tensegrity robots for emergency and disaster response and wildfire and climate change mitigation, with funding from NASA, DoD, NSF, and NIST.
The company’s robots are impact-resilient tensegrity structures that protect sensor and electronics payloads during airdrops from heights up to 1,000 feet. Future robots are expected to maneuver on rough terrain.