The Husky A200 Unmanned Ground Vehicle is designed for industrial and military engineers, computer scientists and researchers who spend too much time and money developing UGV prototypes.
Designed for use in the great outdoors, the high-torque 4x4 differential drive system is built to tackle almost any field environments. The Husky is designed to withstand the wear and tear of harsh testing environments and can handle dirt, mud, water, gravel, rocks and snow.
The Husky is built on an open low-level serial communication protocol and is compatible with LabVIEW, ROS, Player/Stage, C++, and Python. It offers out-of-the-box tele-operation functionality and has a growing list of sample robotics applications to get you started quickly.
The Husky has been carefully engineered to maximize performance while also reducing your total development costs. If you are working within a tight R&D budget or you’d simply like to improve your margins, contact us to learn how Husky saves you time and money.
Clearpath Robotics products proudly support industry standard software.
Payload Mounting - An industry standard slotted aluminium extrusion frame allows for rapid and reconfigurable payload mounting. Use extra extrusion to create the custom mechanical structure you need to get the job done quickly.
Payload Interfacing - An easily accessible and colour-coded payload interface provides 5V, 12V and 24V user power. We’ve filtered and fused the power lines to ensure safe and reliable operation of your payloads.
Payload Compartment - All your sensitive hardware can be safely mounted in a convenient internal bay.
Mobile Manipulation - Add your favorite industrial manipulator to create a powerful robot for mobile manipulation tasks.
Navigation and Localization - Interfacing GPS, LIDAR and/or Vision has never been easier for robotics. Provided sample code can get you up and running with advanced perception capabilities in an afternoon.
Tele-Operation - Combine mobile manipulation and advanced perception systems to create one of the most capable tele-manipulation platforms on the market today.
| Dimensions (LWH) | 990 × 670 × 390 mm 39 × 26.4 × 14.6 in |
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| Weight | 47 kg (104 lbs) |
| Payload | 20 kg (44 lbs) |
| Max Speed | 1.0 m/s (2.3 mph) |
| Clearance | 130 mm (5 in) |
| Wheels | 330 mm (13 in) Lug-Tread |
| Drivetrain | 4×4 Zero-Maintenance Belt |
| Runtime | 3 hrs typ, 8 hrs max |
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| Drive Power | 400 W continuous/1000 W max |
| Battery | 24 V 20 Ah Sealed Lead Acid |
| Charge Time | 4 hrs |
| User Power | 5 V/12 V/24 V fused at 5 A ea. |
| Communication | RS-232 @ 115200 baud |
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| Control Modes | Direct Voltage, Wheel Speed, Kinematic Velocity |
| Encoders | Quadrature > 200,000 pulse/m |
| Feedback | Battery Voltage, Motor Currents, Wheel Odometry, Control System Output |
| Drivers/APIs | LabVIEW, ROS, Player/Stage, C++, Python |
| Operating Temperature | -10–30 °C (14–86 °F) | |
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| Storage Temperature | -40–50 °C (-40–122 °F) | |
| Rating | IP 54 |
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