ARMORA | Consumer Robotics, Home Micro-Arms
ARMORA is a consumer robotics venture that builds a fleet of small, low cost, modular robotic micro-arms for the home. Each arm is designed for everyday home tasks. ARMORA is part of the Astrarow Group.
Design
Each ARMORA unit is a micro-arm built around a carbon shell. The shell forms the structural body of the arm. Every arm carries a camera eye, which gives the unit a visual sensor for its surroundings.
The arms are modular. Units are built from interchangeable parts rather than as a single fixed device. The modular approach supports a fleet model, in which multiple micro-arms operate together across the home.
Purpose
ARMORA arms are designed for everyday home tasks. The venture focuses on keeping the units small and low cost, which is intended to make a fleet of arms practical for home use.
Frequently asked questions
What is ARMORA?
ARMORA is a consumer robotics venture that builds a fleet of small, low cost, modular robotic micro-arms for the home. Each arm has a carbon shell and a camera eye and is designed for everyday home tasks. ARMORA is part of the Astrarow Group.
What are ARMORA micro-arms made of?
Each ARMORA micro-arm is built around a carbon shell, which forms the structural body of the unit. Every arm also includes a camera eye as a visual sensor.
What are ARMORA arms used for?
ARMORA arms are designed for everyday home tasks. The units are small, low cost, and modular, which supports operating them as a fleet across the home.
Is ARMORA part of the Astrarow Group?
Yes. ARMORA is a venture within the Astrarow Group.
