Robust.AI chooses Aptiv PULSE sensor for Gen 3 Carter mobile robot
Carter uses Aptiv’s PULSE sensor, which is designed for environments that demand precise detection and involve complex maneuvering. | Source: Robust.AI Robust.AI this week said it has selected Aptiv PLC’s intelligent perception systems, including AI and machine learning-based sensor fusion powered by the Aptiv PULSE sensor, for its Gen 3 Carter collaborative mobile robot. For industrial applications, reliability across operating environments such as warehouses, manufacturing floors, and cold sto
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Robust.AI has selected Aptiv's PULSE sensor, which combines radar and vision technology with machine learning, for its Gen 3 Carter collaborative mobile robot designed for warehouse and manufacturing environments. The PULSE sensor is built to handle dynamic and challenging conditions such as dust, glare, moisture, and reflective surfaces that can degrade conventional perception systems. Carter uses software-defined functionality to automate tasks like order-fulfillment picking and transport without requiring additional infrastructure investments. Aptiv and Robust.AI are collaborating to pursue functional safety certification for the system, which is increasingly important as robots operate with greater autonomy near people and equipment.
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