Doosan Robotics Inc Unveils Unprecedented “NINA” Camera Robot System Along with Leading Edge Suite of Autonomous Innovations at CES 2022
Honoree of CES 2022 Innovation Awards, NINA Camera Robot System, Available in March, Takes the Global Stage to Usher in Next Generation in Motion Control
SEOUL, South Korea and LAS VEGAS, CES - Jan. 5, 2022 - Doosan Robotics Inc, one of the world's leading cobot manufacturers, announced it will be exhibiting at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022 from January 5-7 at booth 5318, West Hall, LVCC to demonstrate the company's unprecedented lineup of innovative robotics. The two-story space will feature a series of exciting performance robots and interactive experiential kiosks in the "robot studio."
Marking Doosan's first-ever entry into the entertainment industry marketplace is the unveiling of NINA ("New Inspiration. New Angle"), also its first public appearance of the CES 2022 Innovation Award winning product prior to its global launch within 2022.
Designed with prosumer content creators and mid-level enterprises in mind, the innovative camera robot system defines the next generation of motion control through its proprietary user-friendly software, empowering anyone to adopt professional cinematography skills and create production quality content at the highest levels.
The NINA system automatically senses an object and calculates distance, allowing smooth and consistent robotic-assisted filming. Users will be able to pre-test angles by running simulations before actual filming to conserve time and save production costs. In addition, Doosan plans to create an open-platform for users to exchange presets of camera movements to diversify filming results and allow beginners to incorporate difficult-to-film angles at a click of a button.
NINA will also arrive with award-winning hardware, including 360-degree rotation to create uniqueness in cinematic works and ergonomically compact design, ensuring performance on par with industry robots with a payload of 25KG. The robot's safety and emergency stop functions provide collision sensitivity powered by six-torque sensors and were validated with the highest safety scores. Further unique features include a joypad and hand teaching, motion import and export, pre-simulation, 720-degree rotation, and hanging/moving capacity at the lightest weight.
"We highly anticipate the upcoming March release for our NINA camera robot system, and look forward to showcasing for CES attendees this year," said William (Junghoon) Ryu, CEO at Doosan Robotics. "NINA brings in a whole new era for Doosan as we expand our offerings into the entertainment and content genre. Our goal has been to deliver something accessible yet innovative for professional content creators across entertainment, advertising, social media, and other relevant industries, and we're confident NINA will deliver in big ways across the board."
Doosan Robotics has been named as Honoree in the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022 Innovation Awards for its NINA camera robot system. The CES Innovation Awards program, organized by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), is an annual competition honoring outstanding consumer technology products. Doosan's NINA was also recognized by CTA this year for its consumer-friendly software designed to empower anyone to adopt professional cinematography skills using camera robots.
Other Demonstrations at Doosan Booth
Doosan will also be performing its flagship H-SERIES packaging and palletizing goods supporting the need for improved efficiency and profitability by automating the logistics and supply chain industry. Shifting interest to sustainable agriculture against climate change, visitors can also experience smart farming operations powered by Doosan's M-SERIES on the same site.
Leveraging the expanding adoption of cobots in the food and beverage industry, Doosan will feature video demonstrations of the company's unmanned modular robot café, DR. PRESSO.
About Doosan Robotics
Doosan Robotics, founded in 2015 by Doosan Group, creates technology for the next generation of manufacturing. Established in 1896, the group has 25 affiliates and 114 global entities worldwide, generating a revenue of USD 15 billion in 2020. More information about Doosan Robotics is available at https://www.doosanrobotics.com/en/.