Classification of Special Robots
Specialty robots are robots used in specialized fields and are generally operated or used by specially trained personnel to assist and/or replace humans in performing tasks.
Based on the main industries in which they are applied, special robots can be divided into: agricultural robots, power robots, construction robots, logistics robots, medical robots, nursing robots, rehabilitation robots, security and rescue robots, military robots, nuclear industry robots, mining robots, petrochemical robots, municipal engineering robots, and other industry robots.
Based on the space (land, water, air, space) in which special robots operate, they can be classified into: ground robots, underground robots, surface robots, underwater robots, aerial robots, space robots, and other robots.
Based on their locomotion methods, special-purpose robots can be categorized as follows: wheeled robots, tracked robots, legged robots, worm-like robots, flying robots, underwater robots, stationary robots, jet-powered robots, wearable robots, hybrid robots, and robots with other locomotion methods.
Classification by function: The functional classification of special robots is related to the industry. Common functions mainly include mining, installation, testing, maintenance, repair, inspection, reconnaissance, bomb disposal, search and rescue, transportation, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and cleaning.
Special-purpose robots are a type of robot that has experienced rapid development and widespread application in recent years, and are used in all sectors of my country's national economy. Their applications mainly include: agriculture, power, construction, logistics, medical care, nursing, rehabilitation, security and rescue, military, nuclear industry, mining, petrochemicals, and municipal engineering.
