Xiaomi has announced its bio-inspired quadruped robot CyberDog, alongside the Xiaomi Mix 4 smartphone and Mi Pad 5 tablets.
According to Xiaomi, its CyberDog is open source for the benefit of the global community and developers. The NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX platform powers the CyberDog's brain. It is an AI Supercomputer for embedded and edge systems with 384 CUDA cores, 48 Tensor cores, a six-core Carmel ARM CPU, and two deep learning acceleration engines.
CyberDog is calibrated using Xiaomi's proprietary servo motors, which are capable of running, trotting, leaning, and even backflipping. It is advertised as having a maximum torque output and rotation speed up to 32N-m/220Rpm. It can conduct a range of high-speed movements up to 3.2m/s.
Moreover, the CyberDog is equipped with 11 high-precision sensors that provide instant feedback to guide its movements; these sensors include cameras, touch sensors, ultrasonic sensors, and GPS modules, among others. These sensors enable the CyberDog to analyze and interact with its environment.
Users can command and control CyberDog via voice assistants by setting a wake word or simply using the device's provided remote or app. CyberDog comes equipped with three Type-C ports and a single HDMI port, allowing developers to integrate their own hardware add-ons or software systems.
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Xiaomi will release 1,000 CyberDog units and establish the "Xiaomi Open Source Community" to communicate with developers continuously about progress and results. CyberDog is available for purchase on the official Xiaomi Chinese website for CNY 9,999.
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