TIAGo Pro’s unboxing

Caution

Before unboxing your robot, please review the safety and regulatory instructions here TIAGo Pro Safety and regulatory reference.

This section explains how to unbox TIAGo Pro safely.

Flightcase handling

TIAGo Pro is shipped in a flightcase shown in figure:

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Figure: TIAGo Pro flightcase

The flightcase MUST always be transported vertically to ensure the robot’s safety. In order to move the flightcase, pull the handle on the back. To place the flightcase in a given location, use one of your feet to help you carefully set the flightcase in an upright position.

Unboxing

Open the door of the crate, as shown in Figure 1, and unfold and lower the ramp completely to prepare access for the robot. as illustrated in Figure 2.

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Figure 1: Door open

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Figure 2: Unfolded ramp

Remove the foam wedges around the head, as indicated in Figure 3.

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Figure 3: Foam removed

Finally, remove the robot from the box by pulling the laptop tray (the upper part of its back). If necessary, from its shoulders, as shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5. Do not pull on any part of the mobile base cover, as this could cause damage to both you and the robot.

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Figure 4: Robot out of the box

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Figure 5: How to move the robot

Accessories and Dock station

Once the robot is removed from the box, locate the accessories box in the side compartment of the box, as shown in Figure 6.

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Figure 6: Accessories located

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Figure Accessories box

Finally, open the interior door of the box, there you have the docking station, as shown in Figure 6.

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Figure 8: Docking Station

What’s in the box

The TIAGo Pro flight case will contain the following items:

  • The TIAGo Pro robot

  • A battery charger and its cable plug

  • A jostick controller

  • A wireless emergency button (by default, the button is pressed)

  • A docking station (optional)