Omnidirectional development platform for mobile manipulation in industrial research labs
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Strong payload for omnidirectional platform
100 kg payload with holonomic drive supports mounting collaborative arms and sensor payloads for mobile manipulation research.
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$35K - $40K
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Specifications drawn from Clearpath official product documentation and IEEE Spectrum 2015 announcement. Pricing from IEEE Spectrum article (2015 USD baseline; current distributor listings in EUR suggest ~2× inflation). Battery life and motor specs confirmed across official datasheet, Generation Robots, and The Robot Report sources. Deployment context inferred from research lab case studies (ETH Zurich, University of Toronto STARS Lab) published by Clearpath. No current third-party commercial performance metrics available; maturity assessed as 'deploy-now' for research pilots, not industrial production lines.
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Clearpath Robotics Ridgeback is priced at $35,000–$40,000 (manufacturer list pricing; final quotes vary by configuration and region).
Clearpath Robotics Ridgeback is best suited for: University mobile manipulation research labs integrating collaborative arms (UR10, Baxter) with perception and grasping experiments · Factory materials handling and part inspection with mounted sensors in structured environments · Prototype development for novel autonomous material transport in confined warehouse aisles.
Clearpath Robotics Ridgeback is available in limited quantities or select regions — expect lead times.
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