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Figure 21 Head Actuation range set to maximum for all axis (Model IC only)
Person Tracking Distance Cutoff
Another useful feature to control OCCO is the Distance Cutoff. Imagine OCCO is set up at a trade show,
where it will be 4m from a staffed booth. We may want to prevent OCCO from taking 100s of photos of
staff, and only react to guests that pass between the staff booth and the robot.
Another example is a tight operating environment, such as a restaurant or a banquet hall. We may want
to prevent OCCO from tracking guests sitting at nearby tables, for example. Combined with
Head
Actuation Range setting, we can restrict OCCO’s operation to the desired area such that people who are
somehow “captive” to the environment (staff, seated guests) are not bothered.