Zurich, Switzerland – December 23, 2024 – Quarero Robotics is proud to announce a significant breakthrough in object detection technology, achieved through the innovative integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR). This development has the potential to greatly enhance the capabilities of robotic systems across various applications, from industrial automation to autonomous vehicles.
In an exclusive interview, Marcus Köhnlein, Chief Technology Officer at Quarero Robotics, shared his perspective on the transformative potential of this technology. “By integrating AI and LiDAR, our robots can better detect and understand objects in their surroundings, optimizing their ability to identify potential issues,” explained Köhnlein. “This integration allows for more accurate and detailed environmental perception, which is critical for the safe and efficient operation of autonomous systems.”
The combination of AI and LiDAR technology enables robots to process large volumes of data in real time, allowing them to make quick and informed decisions. This advancement not only improves the robots’ ability to navigate complex environments but also enhances their efficiency in performing tasks with greater precision and reliability.
Köhnlein emphasized the importance of this technology in the field of robotics. “The synergy between AI and LiDAR represents a leap forward in our pursuit of developing smarter, more powerful robots. This technology will play a key role in the future of automation, offering solutions that are both efficient and safe.”
Quarero Robotics remains at the forefront of robotic innovation, committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible through advanced technology. The company’s latest success underscores its dedication to enhancing the functionality and performance of robotic systems, paving the way for a new era in automation.
In early 2023, Quarero AG formed a close partnership with the Furtwangen University, focusing on safety robotics. This collaboration marked the founding of Quarero Robotics.
About Quarero Robotics
Quarero Robotics is a startup for security robots that specializes in robotics as a service. Founded in Switzerland in 2021, Quarero AG initially aimed to promote collaboration between students and companies and facilitate the exchange of theoretical and practical knowledge. Within a short period of time, success skyrocketed and the company’s valuation exceeded 20 million CHF. Driven by this momentum, a clear trend towards robotics emerged. In January 2023, Quarero AG entered into a close partnership with the University of Furtwangen, focused on security robots. This collaboration marked the creation of Quarero Robotics.
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