DEEP Robotics will present open robotics platform at ICRA 2026

English translation from Unibot. Source published 2026-05-28.
DEEP Robotics will be exhibiting at ICRA 2026 in Vienna, presenting quadruped robotic platforms designed for scientific research, education and implementation of robotics solutions in real-world environments.
As robotics research increasingly moves from simulation to real-world applications, universities and labs are seeking platforms that are not only powerful, but also affordable, stable and ready for experimentation. At ICRA 2026, DEEP Robotics will demonstrate how four-legged robots can serve as open platforms for research in AI, SLAM, autonomous navigation, motion control and embodied intelligence.
Visitors will see live demonstrations of interactive robot control, overcoming obstacles and performing practical tasks in real-world conditions.
The platform supports ROS integration and development using an open SDK, allowing researchers, students and engineers to create, test and deploy robotics applications on real devices.
DEEP Robotics also seeks to establish collaborations with universities, robotics laboratories, educators, doctoral students and engineering education specialists interested in academic partnerships, pilot projects and translation of scientific results into practice.
What to expect at stand #143:
Interactive demonstrations of four-legged robots
Research Applications: AI, SLAM and Control Systems
Presentation of open SDK and platform compatible with ROS
Simulations of practical robotics tasks
Discussion of academic cooperation and pilot projects
Meet the DEEP Robotics team at ICRA 2026 and learn how open robotics platforms can accelerate robotics research and education.