Explore user manuals and setup guides for various robotics products, including AI dialogue robots, intelligent heads, and advanced tracked mobile platforms.
The Robotics category encompasses a wide range of advanced mechanical and AI-driven products designed for industrial, educational, and commercial applications. From anthropomorphic intelligent heads capable of seamless voice conversation and realistic facial expressions to robust tracked mobile platforms like the BUNKER by AgileX Robotics, these devices represent the cutting edge of modern engineering.
Whether you are operating multi-modal emotional interaction robots or developing remote-controlled chassis platforms for inspection, exploration, and custom applications, this section provides the essential documentation required. Here you will find detailed user manuals, configuration guides, network setup instructions, and safety guidelines to reliably deploy and maintain your robotics equipment.
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Insert the provided Type-C charging cable into the charging port on the back panel of the head. It is recommended to fully charge the device for 5 hours during its first use.
Ensure the power switch is turned on and that the emergency stop button is fully released. Also, verify that the battery is charged and that the voltage is sufficient (e.g., above 48V for systems like BUNKER).
Many mobile robotics platforms, such as the BUNKER, are designed to operate safely in ambient temperatures between -10°C and 45°C. Avoid extreme heat or submerging units unless they feature custom IP waterproof protection.
Yes, while an active network configuration is recommended for online dialogue and updates, basic offline capabilities are usually supported through the system's local settings. However, accuracy may be higher when online.