The Future of Sustainable Robotics: World's First Fully 3D-Printed Autonomous Robot Made from Recycled Materials
In a groundbreaking achievement for sustainable robotics a European tech collaboration has unveiled the world's first fully D-printed autonomous logistics robot made entirely from recycled materials This innovative robot developed jointly by Lemki Robotix of Ukraine iSCALE D of Germany and Czech engineering firm Zeykan Robotics is a significant step forward in eco-friendly engineering and decentralized production A Leap towards Sustainable RoboticsThe robot's body wheels and rims are D-printed from recycled materials built tough with reinforced polymers for harsh terrain Featuring a sealed body made from glass fiber-reinforced recycled polypropylene along with airless polyurethane wheels and carbon fiber-reinforced nylon rims the robot is designed to operate in demanding outdoor environments With cameras LiDAR and Starlink satellite connectivity the robot can be controlled manually or autonomously using an onboard neural network that processes sensor data for intelligent navigation Designed for Demanding MissionsThe robot is designed for demanding missions such as military