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Offer Profile
iRobot designs and builds
robots that make a difference.
iRobot delivers innovative robots that are making a difference in people's
lives. From cleaning floors to disarming explosives, we constantly strive to
find better to tackle dull, dirty and dangerous missions-with better
results.
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Product Line Up
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Government & Industrial Robots
iRobot designs and builds robots that make a difference. Founded in 1990, iRobot’s government and industrial robots provide enhanced situational awareness and increase mission success- on the land and in the water.
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Ground Robots
iRobot’s UGVs protect those in harm’s way and save lives every day. More than 3,000 iRobot PackBot® robots have been delivered to military
and civil defense forces worldwide, successfully performing search, reconnaissance, bomb disposal and other dangerous missions. iRobot’s tactical mobile robots,
which also include the 310 and 320 Small Unmanned Ground Vehicle (SUGV), iRobot 710 Warrior™ and iRobot 210 Negotiator™, easily climb stairs, navigate rubble and penetrate inaccessible areas.
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IROBOT 510 PACKBOT
Modular, adaptable and expandable, 510 PackBot is a tactical mobile robot
that performs multiple missions while keeping warfighters and first
responders out of harm’s way.
- Bomb Disposal / EOD (IEDs / VBIEDs / UXO)
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
- Checkpoints / Inspections / Explosives Detection
- Route Clearance
- Explosive Hazard Identification (IEDs / VBIEDs / UXOs)
- Hazardous Materials Detection
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SUGV
iRobot and Boeing have teamed to develop SUGV (Small
Unmanned Ground Vehicle), a tactical mobile robot that gathers situational
awareness in dangerous conditions while keeping warfighters and public
safety professionals out of harm’s way.
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
- Bomb Disposal / EOD (IEDs / VBIEDs / UXO)
- Checkpoints / Inspections / Explosives Detection
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IROBOT 710 WARRIOR
The iRobot 710 Warrior is a powerful and rugged robot
that carries heavy payloads, travels over rough terrain and climbs stairs
while performing a variety of critical missions:
- Bomb Disposal / EOD (IEDs / VBIEDs / UXOs)
- Route Clearance
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
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IROBOT 210 NEGOTIATOR
The iRobot 210 Negotiator performs basic reconnaissance,
increasing situational awareness in dangerous scenarios for public safety
professionals:
- SWAT / First Responders / Bomb Squads
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
- Hazardous Material Detection
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Maritime Robots
iRobot’s UUVs perform multiple missions for maritime researchers and
military planners, including physical, chemical, biological
oceanography, oceanographic surveys and marine environmental
monitoring. Our systems include the iRobot 1KA Seaglider™, a
long-range, high-endurance UUV for oceanographic measurements, the
iRobot 15A Ranger, a development platform for riverine and littoral
operations, and the iRobot Transphibian, a fin-powered UUV.
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IROBOT 1KA SEAGLIDER
The iRobot 1KA Seaglider is a deep-diving UUV designed
for missions lasting many months and covering thousands of miles. Seaglider
measures temperature, salinity and other quantities in the ocean, sending
back data using global satellite telemetry. More than 120 Seaglider UUVs
have been delivered to customers worldwide, including the U.S. Navy,
government agencies and research organizations.
- Oceanography
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
- Harbor Defense
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IROBOT 15A RANGER
15A Ranger is an A-sized, man-portable UUV that supports
technology development related to mine warfare, expeditionary warfare,
homeland defense, underwater surveillance / reconnaissance and other
missions. 15A Ranger is also well suited for ocean research and commercial
applications related to search and survey.
- Mine Detection
- Harbor Defense
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
- Oceanography
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IROBOT TRANSPHIBIAN
The iRobot Transphibian, a fin-powered vehicle that is
both a mobile UUV and a bottom crawler, can autonomously insert itself into
the water and operate in a very shallow area. The fins enable the robot to
navigate with 6 degrees of freedom – even in surge – to avoid obstacles and
maneuver in tight spaces. Expandable and adaptable, Transphibian supports a
wide variety of defense, first responder and commercial applications.
- Mine Detection
- Harbor Defense
- Surveillance / Reconnaissance
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Research
The iRobot government & industrial robots division
research group performs cutting-edge robotics research, funneling the
resulting technologies into iRobot product lines that cover a wide variety
of mission profiles.
The Research Group continually develops state-of-the-art robots by:
- Pursuing R&D opportunities with leading academic research institutions,
businesses and other technology innovators
- Leveraging experience as a systems integrator to put together
best-in-class teams of partners from a wide range of technology areas
- Meeting the advanced needs of sponsors with integrated robotic solutions
- Providing a direct path to commercialization for innovations resulting
from research initiatives
To make our robots smarter, easier to use and more capable, the Research
Group focuses on four Core Technology Areas:
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COLLABORATIVE SYSTEMS
Making robots work together
Collaborative systems enable ground, air and underwater
robots to work effectively in teams.
Mobile robots are used today in a many-to-one relationship, requiring two
soldiers to operate one robot. The future of mobile robots is true force
multiplication: one soldier in a secure location directing the actions of
multiple unmanned systems in a fully-networked and collaborative
environment, including air-ground-sea collaborative autonomy.
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Semi-Autonomous Operations
Making robots work independently
Semi-autonomous operations enable robots to perform tasks
with limited human supervision.
While teleoperated robots need a person to control every move,
semi-autonomous operations enable robots to think and act intelligently.
Research Group projects cover a number of areas, including perception for
robot autonomy, autonomous behaviors and autonomous navigation.
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Advanced Platforms
Making robots work in new ways
Advanced Platforms provide new robotics technologies that
transform the ways robots move through the world and interact with their
environments.
Some technologies expand the boundaries of mobile robots, others leave those
boundaries behind. These projects use basic scientific research to provide
new technologies that revolutionize mobile robots.
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Human-Robot Interaction
Making robots work with people
Human-Robot Interaction is a broad area of study covering
multiple robot command and control and direct interaction with robots
through gesture and speech.
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is a broad area of study covering robot
command and control, how information is presented to the user and how data
from one unmanned system fuses into the situational awareness of the overall
mission. Several Research Group projects focus on multi-robot control and
natural HRI.
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Home Robots
Need Help Around the Household? iRobot home robots are
designed to help you tackle household tasks more easily, so you can get more
done.
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iRobot® Roomba® 530 Vacuum Cleaning Robot
As a member of our latest generation of home robots, the
iRobot Roomba 530 Vacuum Cleaning Robot features iRobot's newest innovations
for dramatically improved performance, reliability and durability. It
systematically cleans 3-4 rooms on a single charge, gets into hard-to-reach
areas like wall edges and beneath furniture, avoids stairs and other drop
offs and automatically adjusts from carpets to hard floors and back again.
Two Virtual Walls® tell Roomba where to clean by restricting off-limit
areas. Roomba returns to its self-charging Home Base to dock and recharge
between cleaning cycles so it's always ready to clean.
Smart, effective cleaning tactics:
- Powerful vacuum and rotating brushes
- Knows where to clean — and where not to
- Cleans under and around furniture, corners, along walls
- Automatically adjusts from carpets to hard floors
- Returns to Home Base
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iRobot® Roomba® 560 Vacuum Cleaning Robot

As a member of our latest generation of robots, the
iRobot Roomba 560 Vacuum Cleaning Robot features iRobot's newest innovations
for dramatically improved performance, reliability and durability. Schedule
up to seven different cleaning times per week for Roomba to clean when it's
most convenient for you - whether you're at home or on the go. Roomba
systematically cleans four rooms on a single charge, gets into hard-to-reach
areas like wall edges and beneath furniture, avoids stairs and other drop
offs and automatically adjusts from carpets to hard floors and back again.
Two Virtual Wall® Lighthouses confine Roomba to a room until the entire
floor is vacuumed before it moves on to clean the next room. When the job is
done, or when the battery is running low, Roomba automatically returns to
its self-charging Home Base to dock and recharge.
Smart, effective cleaning tactics:
- Powerful vacuum and rotating brushes
- Autonomously navigates through rooms
- Cleans under and around furniture, corners, along walls
- Automatically adjusts from carpets to hard floors
- Returns to Home Base
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Starter Programs for the Advancement of Robotics
Knowledge
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DEMO DAYS
iRobot brings interactive robot demonstrations to K-12
schools and hosts tours of our corporate headquarters to give students
hands-on experience with robots.
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STREAM
STREAM, a hands-on workshop developed in partnership with
the University of Massachusetts Lowell, shows K-12 teachers how robots can
be used to teach STEM subjects.
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20 IN 20 ROBOTICS ROADSHOW
iRobot is celebrating 20 years in business by bringing an
exciting robotics roadshow to students at 20 schools across Massachusetts.
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NATIONAL ROBOTICS WEEK
iRobot is founding co-sponsor of National Robotics Week,
an annual event held the second week of April to promote STEM education.
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OTHER PROGRAMS AND
PARTNERSHIPS
iRobot partners with a variety of organizations to
provide teachers and students with hands-on experience with robots.
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