TANNAIROBOTICS
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Hardware

Four published products, ready to quote.

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TR-EDGE-3588Tannai Robotics RK3588 AI BoxTR-LID-D500360-Degree DTOF LiDARTR-CAM-U4M4MP USB2.0 Driver-Free Stereo CameraTR-CAM-S4M4MP Synchronized Stereo Depth Module
Mobile Robot PlatformsRobot ArmsVision & Depth CamerasLiDAR & PerceptionEdge AI & ComputingComponents & Interfaces

Robot Concepts

Eight robot concepts in 360°, configured per project.

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Mobile manipulatorTote-handling robotLift AMRHotel service robotDelivery robotEducation robotVision cobot cellGuide and inspection robot

Selection & Sourcing

Not sure which part fits, how to confirm it, or where to buy it? Choose a path. Product quotes stay free.

Find my pathSee sample workAbout TANNAI
FreeFree Product QuoteA quote reply for your models, quantity and region — or the questions we still need answered.US$199Technical Fit ReviewA document-based review of one robotics hardware question: up to three candidates, evidence-linked comparison, risks and a purchase checklist.US$590Sourcing SprintEvidence-led comparison of the supply paths behind one hardware need or small BOM: identity, variants, terms to confirm and a buyer question set.

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Why Perception

Robots fail where they cannot see, range or decide. We work on the cameras, LiDAR and computing that make those three possible — and on choosing them with evidence.

Selection & SourcingHow We Work with You
Illustration: TR-LID-D500
TR-LID-D500
Illustration: TR-CAM-S4M
TR-CAM-S4M
Illustration: TR-EDGE-3588
TR-EDGE-3588
Illustration: TR-CAM-U4M
TR-CAM-U4M

Material close-ups · illustrations of the four published modules

  1. A robot is only as useful as what it can sense.

    Navigation, grasping and safety all start with depth, range and a clear view of the scene.

    Illustration

  2. Published facts before promises.

    Every module here shows its published specifications; anything unconfirmed is marked and settled per order.

    Illustration

  3. The task decides the hardware.

    We start from what the robot must do, where it works and how it will be tested.

    Concept rendering

How We Evaluate

Six questions we ask of every robot project before naming a module.

  1. Task

    What must the robot do, how often and how precisely?

  2. Environment

    Light, surfaces, space and people at the site.

  3. Sensing

    Which view, range and resolution the task really needs.

  4. Compute

    Which models must run on board, and on which OS.

  5. Interfaces

    USB, serial or Ethernet: what the host supports, confirmed on the host.

  6. Verification

    The acceptance test that decides whether it works.

How We Work with You

Three parties, one rule: what is published is shown, what is not yet confirmed is asked.

  1. YouThe robot, the task, the constraints
    • The task and the site
    • Your robot platform and host
    • A quantity range and timeline
  2. TANNAIPublished facts, selection, sourcing
    • Published facts and candidate modules
    • Documents for the exact model
    • The questions to settle before ordering
  3. SuppliersWritten confirmation, only with your approval
  1. 1Send your needsFree. Tell us what you are building and what is uncertain.
  2. 2Scope reviewWe check what we can deliver well and say plainly what we cannot.
  3. 3Written termsPrice, scope, timing and terms are agreed in writing before any work.
  4. 4PaymentOnly after you accept the terms, through an approved payment provider — never on this site.
  5. 5Report and clarificationA written report with sources, and one clarification round where the service includes it.

Ways to Start

Hardware first, decisions with evidence. Start free; add a review only when the decision needs it.

  1. Know the model you need?Free Product QuoteFree
  2. Unsure it fits your robot?Technical Fit ReviewUS$199
  3. Need a supplier you can trust?Sourcing SprintUS$590

Apply first — payment only after we confirm the scope with you in writing.

About TANNAI

TANNAI Robotics focuses on intelligent technology and robot applications, connecting perception hardware, computing platforms and software with real project needs.

Across AI, robotics, IoT, cloud computing and smart hardware, we look at the whole project path — selecting technology, checking system fit and coordinating sourcing — so customers can assess products and application options more clearly.

Business scope: R&D and application of these technologies, software systems development, smart device R&D, technical services, and domestic and international trade. Legal entity details are in the footer.

What We Publish — and Confirm

On this site

  • Specifications as supplied for four modules
  • Reference prices
  • Concept renderings and robots, labelled as concepts
  • Silent concept motion previews
  • A weekly LinkedIn column
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Confirmed per order

  • Availability and lead time
  • Options where published data differ
  • Certifications and safety classes
  • Drivers, SDK and OS support on your host
  • Customisation, samples and OEM terms
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Talk to the Team

Use a project brief for sourcing questions and a support request for technical ones. The registered contact details are in the footer.