Data Sheet

Dr. Robot X80PRO WiFi Mobile Development Platform (Pro Version)

RB-Drr-08

X80pro

X80Pro is an upgraded version of X80, it has everything X80 has plus extras of 3 more

sonar sensors (DUR5200), Tilting sensor, (DTA5102), Temperature sensor (DAT5280),

IR remote control module (MIR5538), IR remote controller (DIR5538), the 128x64 mono

graphic display (MGL5128) and two stronger (550oz-in, 40Kg.cm) motors.

This ready to use mobile robot platform is designed for researchers developing advanced

robot applications such as remote monitoring, telepresence and autonomous

navigation/patrol.

Mechanics

The X80Pro is the result of extensive efforts to develop a robot that would be fast and

strong, while itself remaining lightweight and nimble. The wheel-based platform’s two

12V DC motors each supply 550 oz.-inches(40kg.cm) of torque to the X80Pro’s 18 cm (7

in.) wheels, yielding a top speed in excess of 0.75 m/s. Two high-resolution (800 count

per wheel cycle) quadrature encoders mounted on each wheel provide high-precision

measurement and control of wheel movement. Weighing only 3.5 kg (7.7 lb.), the system

is light, but it can carry an additional payload of 15 kg (33 lb.).

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Dr. Robot X80PRO WiFi Mobile Development Platform (Pro Version) RB-Drr-08 X80pro X80Pro is an upgraded version of X80, it has everything X80 has plus extras of 3 more sonar sensors (DUR5200), Tilting sensor, (DTA5102), Temperature sensor (DAT5280), IR remote control module (MIR5538), IR remote controller (DIR5538), the 128x64 mono graphic display (MGL5128) and two stronger (550oz-in, 40Kg.cm) motors.
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Sensors X80Pro offers full WiFi (802.11g) wireless, multimedia, sensing and motion capabilities and comes with a wide range of sensor, camera, and audio modules, sufficient to serve in any variety of applications. The X80Pro offers broad expandability as well for projects that may require additional sensors, even specialized modules. Powered by separate RC servo motors, the integrated camera head can pan and tilt independently.
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excess of 10Hz. Similarly, streaming audio (8Hz x 8bits) and video (up to 4 fps) either for direct monitoring or for processing by high-level AI schemes is a snap. Commands and instructions sent to the X80Pro via the same wireless link also pass at rates exceeding 10Hz, providing real-time control and access.
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