Service Robot

The battery is the "heart" of a service robot, needing to provide sufficient energy for all-day operation within extremely limited and lightweight confines. This demands batteries with high gravimetric and volumetric energy density. Simultaneously, robot movements (e.g., sudden acceleration, climbing) and task execution (e.g., robotic arm operation) create dynamically changing peak power demands, requiring batteries with good rate capability. More importantly, in human-dense environments like malls, hotels, and homes, batteries must incorporate the highest level of safety design and cell technology, ensuring no fire or explosion risk even under abnormal conditions.