Corsa Research & Development

Modular Robotic Platform


overview

The Corsa Research & Development modular robotic platform makes strenuous and dangerous tasks simple and effortless. From clearing driveways and sidewalks of snow and debris to transporting heavy loads around the home or farm, the robot does all the work for you safely and with precision.

The industrial strength TIG welded aluminum and steel construction allows the robot to transport loads of 500+ pounds on its top deck. Generous amounts of torque allows the robot to tow 10,000 pounds and the 4 wheel drive system gives it the ability to traverse the most challenging terrain. With all of this capability the robot maintains the ability to turn a full 360 degrees within its own wheel base and the precision to navigate through door ways and spaces for people.

In addition to the impressive specifications, the robots ability to have multiple tools and accessories quickly and easily attached to enhance its capabilities and allow the robot to take on and endless number of tasks.


specifications

External:

Dimensions:

Weight:

Payload (estimated): 500+ lbs.

Towing Capacity:10,000 pounds

Drive System: 4 Wheel Drive, Skid Steer Arrangement

Construction:

TIG Welded Aluminum Upper Chassis

TIG Welded Steel Lower Chassis

L Track Airline Style Tie Down System for Loads and Accessories. 

Electronics:

Electrical System:

24 Volt Lead Acid Battery (prototype)

5 Volt for Electronics

12/24 Volt Power Take Off for Powered Accessories

(**24 volt Li-Ion Battery system intended for production)

Drive System: 

2 HP (4 x 370 Watt Continuous Operation Motors)

4 Wheel Drive

Additional Drive Options:

Balloon Tires for Soft Surfaces

Tracks for additional grip.

Control:

Primary: 

Teleoperated Remote Control

Limited Autonomous Operation*

    • Currently it can be outfitted with the ability to navigate pre planned routes via GPS using open source mission planning software.

Future Autonomous Capabilities

  • Ability to plan and autonomously navigate routes utilizing centimeter accurate RTK GPS and SLAM localization.

  • Ability to recognize and follow objects using onboard camera system.

  • Active object detection and avoidance using LiDAR, Ultrasonic and Physical Switches.

  • Ability to return “home” and charge automatically.  


cost and Availability

  • Pricing for the basic robot with teleoperated control is yet to be determined but the goal is for it to be affordable for both home users and professionals alike. Please contact for more information.

  • Accessory options and pricing are TBD and may be tailored to customer specific needs and requirements.

  • Robots are currently built to order and manufactured entirely in Portland, Oregon.

For more information please do not hesitate to reach out to ask questions. Tech demonstrations are available within the greater Portland Oregon area.