Chapter 1 Introduction
1-4 ER1 User Guide
• Remote Control allows you to use a customer-supplied wireless network to
teleoperate the robot from your PC.
• Obstacle Avoidance provides the robot with a rudimentary visual obstacle
avoidance capability through a second camera (second camera not included in base
package).
• Behavior-Based Programming allows you to specify certain events as triggers for
one or more robot actions. For example, you can tell the robot to move forward 5
feet when it hears you say “Come here robot”. You can string these condition/action
behaviors together to perform complex tasks.
• Standard Menus provide standard Windows features for setting preferences,
saving and retrieving programs, etc.
Customer Support
Evolution Robotics Customer support is available by email at
customerservice@evolution.com or by filling out the form at
www.evolution.com/support/. Customer Service representatives are available by calling
toll free at 866-ROBO4ME or, for international customers 626-229-3198, Monday though
Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Pacific Time.
Registration
Remember to register your robot online at www.evolution.com. By registering you get the
following benefits:
• World class customer support
• RobotMail email account
• Join the ER1 development community
• Software updates and bug fixes
• Information on new accessories and software
The serial number sticker for your robot is on the corrugated box under the top flap. Make
sure to put your serial number sticker someplace safe, e.g. the inside cover of your
manual. If you lose this sticker, you can also find the robot serial number on the Robot
Control Module.
ER1 Community
The ER1 community is a place to share development ideas, lessons learned, shortcuts and
applications. After you have completed registration, visit the ER1 community at
www.evolution.com
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