Tidewell Robotics

Tidewell W1

Prototype

Wheeled mobile manipulator for flat, busy floors.

What it does

Specifications

SpecificationDesign targetMeasured
Payload15 kg
Reach1.2 m
Degrees of freedom2 × 7 arm, 2 × 6 hand
Footprint and height0.6 × 0.7 m, 1.6 m
Mass110 kg
Battery and runtime2 kWh, 8 h mixed duty
Charge time1.5 h to 80 percent
Speed1.5 m/s
Sensors3D lidar, 4 depth cameras, fingertip tactile
Onboard computeNVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor
ConnectivityWi-Fi 6, 5G, Ethernet dock
Ingress ratingIP54
Operating temperature0 to 45 °C
Safety functionsDual e-stop, safety-rated speed and separation, protective stop
Measured values are added as each test completes and carry the test date.

Safety and certification status

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How it works

Deployment model

Pilot · Robots as a service

How it compares

AlternativeTask fitAutonomyIntegrationSecurity posturePrice bandSource
Galbot G1Wheeled semi-humanoid, retail and pharmacy pickingAbove 95 percent on pharmacy pickingVendor stackVendor telemetryNot publicwww.insurancejournal.com
Diligent Moxi 2.0Hospital logistics1.25M autonomous deliveriesVendor stack, US hospitalsVendor telemetryAbout $200k to $400k per hospital per yearwww.therobotreport.com
Tidewell W1

What it does

W1 moves totes, parcels and ward items on flat floors and rides lifts. It runs Tidewell Crew for task assignment and reports through RoMi-H in hospitals.

How it is built

Commodity actuators, reducers, lidar and battery from the Chinese supply chain. Hands, fingertip tactile sensing, firmware and communications are ours. Vendor telemetry is replaced end to end.

Status

First prototype under construction. Measured values are added to the table as each test completes, with the test date.

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