Remotely operated firefighting robots providing fire suppression, situational awareness and intelligence gathering to first responders, operated by belly-pack controllers with a real-time video feed.
Remote-controlled tracked fire-fighting robot with John Deere diesel engine (140 PS) and up to 2,400 l/min water output. Variants: Rail Drive, Rail Kit, trailer.
Compact remote-controlled fire-fighting robot with Kubota diesel engine (100 PS) and 1,800 l/min at 10 bar, designed for all standardized European emergency exits.
Remote-controlled fire-fighting robot for major fires with Deutz V6 diesel engine (450 PS) and up to 18,000 l/min water throughput in the main monitor.
Remote-controlled tracked fire-fighting robot for major fires and difficult operations, designed for extreme heat and very low oxygen content.
100% electrically powered fire-fighting robot with lithium LiFePO4 cells (48 V) and approx. 20 km range on flat terrain.
Remote-controlled tracked vehicle for setting up/dismantling water supply or removing water in floods, with Deutz V6 diesel (300 PS), 6,000 l/min at 10 bar boost.
Rescue and intervention robotic technologies. Projects include a universal intervention firefighting and gripping robot and a multipurpose robotic transporter.
Tracked, remote-controlled heavy firefighting robot with a water cannon, 500 kg payload capacity, 12-hour operational autonomy and 8 interchangeable mission modules.
Medium-size, remote-controlled firefighting robot with a 200 kg payload capacity, 5-hour operational autonomy and a water cannon, used for fire suppression, transport and victim evacuation.