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Products and applications

Can a following kit be used to build a mobile livestreaming cart?

Automatic Following Kits

Answer

Yes. Modify the upper tray of a vehicle, or integrate a following kit into a purpose-built livestreaming chassis.

Products and applications

How can a quadruped robot integrate following?

Automatic Following Kits

Answer

A ROS2 driver is provided for the supported following kit.

Products and applications

Can the following kit be used with a quadruped or embodied robot?

Automatic Following Kits

Answer

Yes. It can be integrated into quadruped and embodied-robot platforms.

Products and applications

Can a following kit be integrated into a wheelchair?

Automatic Following Kits

Answer

Theoretically, integration is possible if space is available for the electronics. A wheelchair application requires its own vehicle-level engineering and acceptance.

Products and applications

Can I use 48V components on a 24V vehicle?

Automatic Following Kits, Following Vehicles

Answer

Do not mix incompatible voltage-rated batteries, motors and drives; incorrect combinations can damage equipment. Some low-voltage control components, including anchors, tags and controller boards, can be shared where the supported supply and interface arrangements match. Check the complete wiring and voltage ratings before integration.

Products and applications

What battery runtime do the products provide?

UWB Positioning, Automatic Following Kits, Following Vehicles

Answer

Referenced figures vary by configuration: LD150/LD600 anchors approximately eight hours and tags twelve hours; ULM1-SH/ULM3-SH wristbands approximately ten days at eight operating hours per day and 10Hz; ULM1-GP badges approximately thirty days under the same conditions; ULM1 power-bank configurations four hours for an anchor and six hours for a tag; and a complete vehicle with a 24V20Ah battery carrying 100KG approximately eight hours or 15km. These figures differ from other answers; confirm the current product and operating settings.

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