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Strutt ev1c: Your Personal Robot Butler on Wheels
5 Sep
Summary
- The Strutt ev1c uses LiDAR and cameras for autonomous navigation.
- Users can select waypoints via touchscreen or voice commands.
- The device offers advanced object avoidance and steering assist features.
The Strutt ev1c personal mobility vehicle, showcased at IFA 2026, merges technologies from robot vacuums and self-driving cars. Equipped with LiDAR and cameras, it maps indoor environments and can autonomously navigate between user-defined waypoints. Destinations can be selected via a touchscreen or a connected phone app, with voice commands also supported.
When under manual control, the ev1c features a 'Co-Pilot' system for enhanced safety. This includes automatic object avoidance, preventing collisions, and a 'Co-Pilot+' mode that can steer around obstacles. A 'Follow me' mode is also under testing, enabling the vehicle to trail behind a user.
Specifications indicate a top speed of 8 mph and a range of approximately 20 miles. It is capable of handling various terrains, inclines up to 13°, and two-inch curbs. The vehicle breaks down into five pieces for transport. Pricing starts at $7,499 / £5,995 / AU$9,999.
