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SCOUT MINI mobile robot
Scout Mini is a high-speed mini mobile robot equipped with 4-wheel drive, independent suspension, and a lightweight power system, enabling it to reach a maximum speed of 10 km/h. Its precise maneuverability makes it ideal for conducting cutting-edge research experiments.
The Miniature High-speed Drive-by-wire Chassis. MINI size is more maneuverable at high speed and in narrow spaces.
Scout Mini is a high-speed mini mobile robot equipped with 4-wheel drive, independent suspension, and a lightweight power system, enabling it to reach a maximum speed of 10 km/h. Its precise maneuverability makes it ideal for conducting cutting-edge research experiments.
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