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We often provide information about the importance of autonomous<\/strong> robotic systems, AI support, networked<\/strong> safety concepts, integration<\/a> of IoT<\/strong>-enabled actuators<\/a> and our digital<\/strong> solutions ACUDA<\/a> <\/strong>(A<\/strong>utonomous C<\/strong>entre of U<\/strong>nified D<\/strong>igital A<\/strong>ctors) and NUCRON<\/strong> (IoT Injector). The focus is mostly on their features, possible applications and advantages of a qualitative or financial nature. The basis, or rather the most important basis, of all these innovations – stable broadband data communication<\/strong> – is taken for granted and rarely discussed. So let’s focus on exactly that today.<\/p>\n

How do our systems communicate with each other?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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So while a lot is happening on the side of robotics<\/span> manufacturers (through other “players” on the market, upgrades or completely new models), network experts\/software developers (expansion of ACUDA<\/strong> features, creation of new modules, data management, interfaces, etc.) and integrators (integration<\/span> into differentiated security concepts, payload<\/a> adaptations\/developments, sensor technology<\/a>, research applications) such as Security Robotics<\/span>, the situation is not quite the same on the user\/customer\/project partner side.<\/p>\n

Digitalisation and process automation are only taking place on the software side – if at all – and are not yet being consistently transferred to the “daily bread”, i.e. to everyday project work. Yet it is precisely here that there is enormous potential for savings in terms of time and money, as well as for sustainable and cost-efficient planning and implementation. And not to forget, many projects require agile & scalable, i.e. smart, action.<\/p>\n

Information and market advantage through the utilisation of key technologies<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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We currently utilise all technical possibilities for this, i.e. robots communicate bidirectionally with each other and the central platform via LTE \/ 5G<\/strong> or in a protected WiFi<\/strong> network. Bluetooth<\/strong> or WiFi<\/strong> is used for direct control on site, some systems use GPS<\/strong> for orientation, but can also follow their routes with alternative systems such as IPS<\/a> <\/strong>or the use of LIDAR<\/a><\/strong>. Communication models such as PROMOBOT<\/a><\/strong> serve as digital reception services<\/a>, i.e. they primarily provide information and therefore require fast access to the internet and web services<\/strong>. There are therefore several types of data that are sent, received and used in parallel and therefore need to be considered here:<\/p>\n

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