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Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision

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Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision
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Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision

2024-11-04 12:19 Last Updated At:12:35

BEIJING, Nov. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Geek+, in collaboration with Intel, launched the world's first Vision Only Robot Solution equipped with the Intel Visual Navigation Modules, driving the digital and intelligent transformation of the logistics industry with cutting-edge technology.

As the world's first vision only robot solution equipped with the Intel Visual Navigation Modules, the Geek+ Vision Only Robot Solution not only possesses depth vision perception enabled by the Intel RealSense camera, but also features deep algorithmic innovations in V-SLAM positioning, composite detection networks, and robot following. This allows for highly accurate positioning, navigation, and obstacle avoidance, helping enterprises effectively cope with diverse and complex logistics scenarios while enhancing both efficiency and accuracy.

Advancing Depth Vision Perception

The Geek+ Vision Only Robot Solution is equipped with the Intel Visual Navigation Module, which integrates the Intel RealSense camera. This camera features a novel all-in-one design that enables all depth calculations to be performed directly within the device, resulting in low power consumption and independence from specific platforms or hardware. The Intel RealSense camera provides core support for various vision-based AI solutions, and when paired with a dedicated visual processor, it accelerates the machine learning process and shortens the deployment cycle of automation solutions.

Thanks to the Intel RealSense camera, the Geek+ Vision Only Robot observes, understands, interacts with, and learns from the environment. By obtaining highly accurate and consistent depth data from the environment, it accurately recognizes and interacts with its surroundings.

In addition to the camera, the Intel Visual Navigation Module also includes the Robotic Vision Hub, which contains components such as the Intel Core i7-1270P processor and connection modules. This provides reliable computational support for algorithms running on the Geek+ Vision Only Robot, including V-SLAM positioning, composite detection networks, and robot following, while enabling cloud-edge collaboration through high-speed networks.

Collaborating to Drive Algorithmic Innovation for Smart Logistics Upgrades

Building on the Intel Visual Navigation Module, Geek+ is working with Intel to engage in deep algorithmic innovation related to V-SLAM positioning, composite detection networks, and robot following:

Leveraging the depth perception of the Intel Visual Navigation Module and the collaborative algorithmic innovation from both sides, the Geek+ Vision Only Robot ensures high precision and efficiency in environmental perception, positioning, and tracking. This facilitates logistics and warehousing service providers to drive the transformation toward smart logistics. The robots are expected to see widespread adoption in areas such as factory and warehouse transportation, helping customers build agile, digital, and intelligent supply chains.

Solomon Lee, VP of Product from Geek+ stated: "The Vision Only Robot Solution, developed in collaboration with Intel, effectively leverages the depth vision perception of the Intel RealSense camera. Together with the deep algorithmic innovations from both sides, it results in a boost in business growth and efficiency for customers, driving the digital and intelligent upgrade of smart logistics."

Mark Yahiro, Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Ventures and the General Manager of the RealSense Business Unit at Intel Inc. within Intel's Corporate Strategy Office remarked: "Highly accurate and consistent depth vision data is critical for AMR to achieve environmental perception, significantly influencing its performance in positioning, navigation, and obstacle avoidance. Through collaboration with Geek+, we are driving AMR innovations based on depth vision data, enabling logistics robots to deliver highly stable and accurate transport services in complex environments, thereby empowering agile, digital, and intelligent supply chains."

Going forward, Geek+ will continue to strengthen its collaboration with Intel, driving technological innovations to develop more smart logistics solutions. This aims to empower our customers, unlock new quality productive forces in the logistics sector, and lead the future of smart logistics innovation.

This world's first Vision Only Robots equipped with the Intel Visual Navigation Modules will make their debut at CeMAT. We warmly welcome you to visit the Geek+ booth at CeMAT 2024 (Hall N1, A3-2). Join us in exploring the limitless possibilities of smart logistics.

Disclaimer: Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries.

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Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision

Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision

Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision

Geek+ Debuts First Vision Only Robot Solution, in collaboration with Intel, to Empower Smart Logistics with Depth Vision

JILIN, China, Dec. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- On December 19, the Second World Ice and Snow Economy of Cold Regions Conference opened at BEIDAU SKI RESORT in Jilin City.

Hu Yuting first extended welcome on behalf of the Jilin Provincial Party Committee and the provincial government to the guests attending the event and expressed gratitude to friends from all walks of life who care about and support the revitalization and development of Jilin. He said that the ice and snow economy is an important engine for economic development in cold regions. This conference, with the theme of PROSPER THE ICE AND SNOW ECONOMY, JOIN HANDS FOR A WIN-WIN FUTURE, builds a new international exchange platform, innovates new carriers for industrial cooperation, and expands new scenarios for ice and snow consumption, which is of great significance for stimulating the vitality of the ice and snow economy in cold regions. With a high-quality product matrix, we promote leapfrog development of ice and snow tourism. With the unique advantages of powder snow, forest sea, rime, and hot springs and the brand matrix of Snow all over Changbai Mountain, and with an attitude of opening the door to welcome guests and treating guests from all directions, we warmly welcome domestic and foreign tourists. People at home and abroad are welcome to experience Jilin's ice and snow. We will provide warm-hearted services to make tourists come happily and return satisfied.

We are willing to share development opportunities with friends from all over the world. Focusing on fields such as refining ice and snow tourism, developing ice and snow equipment, promoting ice and snow consumption, prospering ice and snow culture, and popularizing ice and snow sports, we promote all parties to deepen cooperation, complement each other's advantages, and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results, and jointly explore new opportunities for the development of the ice and snow industry.

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The opening ceremony of the 2nd World Ice and Snow Economy of Cold Regions Conference

The opening ceremony of the 2nd World Ice and Snow Economy of Cold Regions Conference

The opening ceremony of the 2nd World Ice and Snow Economy of Cold Regions Conference

The opening ceremony of the 2nd World Ice and Snow Economy of Cold Regions Conference

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