Application of USR Shuttle Robot in Urban Underground Comprehensive Pipeline

In the past two years, we have also noticed that many technological explosions of artificial intelligence were born. Such as VR shopping, driverless, smart home, 3D printing, etc., of which the development of intelligent robots is maturing.

Such as the USR robot experience area of ​​Schroder Industrial, the USR developed based on the core technology of special robots + big data, relying on the scientific research of dozens of scientific research institutions such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Huazhong Institute of Technology, HIT Institute, and Chongqing Communications Research Institute. In 2013, Shenzhen Schroeder’s “Core Components of Robot Cluster Control Platform” was successfully developed and formally proposed the establishment of an “rail shuttle robot cluster management system.” This constructive concept unveiled the construction of “Smart City Space Management”. The new concept is that in the future smart city management, the "excellent" system will be combined with wireless networks and fiber-speed networks and will be integrated with big data cloud computing. It will be a set of future information, interoperability, security monitoring, and rapid disposal in various areas of cities. Very large cluster management solution.

Recently, Schroeder USR shuttle robot has been interviewed by CCTV-10 Science and Education Channel's "China Builder". It talks about the understanding and prediction of the development of urban underground integrated pipe corridors, from the "application scenarios of the tube gallery" and the "soft underground tube gallery" respectively. "Combined hard", "introducing robots into underground space" and other aspects of the analysis.

Compared to the general human inspection, the "U" system will bring more operability and security. The independently developed software system also integrates management data of urban space for disaster analysis and provides management decisions. Data support is an integral part of the "Smart City."