PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Double 3 is a self-driving, two-wheeled videoconferencing robot that revolutionizes the way you work or learn remotely. Double enables telecommuters, doctors, remote workers, and students to feel more connected to their colleagues by giving them a physical presence where they can’t be in person. Driving your own Double means you are free to roam around the office, visit patients, attend meetings, monitor work sites, or go to class from anywhere in the world.

As the world economy is hit hard with the Covid-19 pandemic and travel restrictions in place almost everywhere, “work from home” has become the norm these days. Businesses are getting used to dealing with the situation and inventing new ways to get connected and carry on.

Double 3 Robots, a leading company from the USA, has come to the rescue with the launch of their new “Double3” robot. This revolutionary product will let you be in multiple places from the comfort of your home. Imagine video conferencing on wheels!

Features

Self-Driving

An array of 3D sensors enables Double 3 to understand its environment, where it is safe to drive, and how to divert and move around obstacles to reach the destination. Obstacle avoidance means -  completely untrained drivers can drive Double3 without fear of bumping into walls or people.

Click-to Drive Interface

Dots are drawn on the floor where Double 3 can safely drive. The driver can click anywhere on the floor and the robot will reach the place, avoiding obstacles along the way.

Mixed reality Video

Mixed reality is like Augmented Reality, except virtual 3D objects are added into the video stream, and they look like they are placed in the real world. They help you understand what your Double can see, and this amazing robot can highlight important waypoints and objects of interest. When it runs out of steam it can self-navigate back to the Charging Dock.

Unified Pan-Tilt-Zoom Cameras

Two 12 Megapixel cameras provide an ultra-wide field of view and multiple levels of zoom. The cameras can physically tilt up and down, which is helpful for reading papers on a desk or zooming into a specific point.