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Mobile Outdoor Manipulation with RE2 Robotics with Travis Schneider

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04 August 2021



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In this episode, Shihan Lu interviews Travis Schneider, Business Development Manager at RE2 Robotics, focusing on their work on mobile outdoor manipulation. Travis introduces several robotic products and services of RE2, including RE2 Sapien robotic arms and human-centered system integration, and how they can be used to help rather than replace workers. He also shares his thoughts about challenges in human-robot collaboration.

Travis Schneider
Travis Schneider, Business Development Manager at RE2 Robotics (RE2), works to foster commercial B2B partnerships with groups interested in leveraging RE2’s robotic technology for applications in a wide variety of markets, including aviation, construction, energy, and medical. With a background in Mechanical Engineering, Travis has an intimate knowledge of many of the fundamentals associated with robotic systems including electromechanical design, motion control, and associated software.

 

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