Yes, Co-Lab comes with 360-degree view cameras. The cameras are mounted on a telescopic boom that can extend up to 2 meters, providing comprehensive visibility of its surroundings. This feature is particularly useful for surveillance and facility management tasks.

Yes, Co-Lab’s 360-degree cameras can stream video to a command center video wall, providing a comprehensive view of the robot’s surroundings. This integration allows for seamless navigation and efficient security coverage of the entire building.

Yes, in a building environment, Co-Lab can be programmed to take the elevator to conduct patrols on both lower and upper levels. By integrating the elevator control system with Smart+ platform, Co-Lab can effectively move between different floors to perform its patrol duties. This integration allows for seamless navigation and efficient coverage of the entire building.

Yes. Co-Lab is equipped with a lockable storage compartment, adding a significant element of utility. Users can efficiently store essential items like a compact AED kit, safety-aid box, or a small fire extinguisher in this compartment. In times of emergencies near the incident area, these items can be readily accessed from the robot, enhancing overall safety measures.

Yes, Co-Lab comes with self-recharging capabilities, enabling it to autonomously return to its charging station, reducing the risk of running out of power in critical situations.

Co-Lab is designed to operate effectively in a variety of lighting conditions, including low-light environments. It is equipped with advanced sensors, such as LIDAR, ultrasonic sensors, and depth cameras, which allow it to navigate and perform surveillance tasks even in minimal lighting. However, for optimal performance, it is recommended to have at least ambient lighting to ensure the cameras and sensors can capture clear images and data. The exact minimum lighting conditions can vary depending on the specific environment and the tasks Co-Lab is performing.