👉 Chassis computing refers to the integration of computing capabilities directly into the hardware of a robotic platform, often referred to as the "chassis." This approach involves embedding processors, memory, sensors, and communication modules within the robot's frame, enabling real-time data processing and decision-making at the edge. Unlike traditional architectures where computing is offloaded to external servers, chassis computing allows robots to operate more autonomously by processing sensor data locally, reducing latency and bandwidth requirements. This localized processing enhances the robot's responsiveness and efficiency, making it particularly suitable for dynamic environments where quick reactions are crucial. By integrating computing into the chassis, manufacturers can create more compact, robust, and intelligent robotic systems that can perform complex tasks with greater autonomy and reliability.
