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Let’s break down the similarities, differences, and common usages for our recon tactile robots: UM4 “Retriever” 4WD Patrol Robot, LT2 / LT2-F “Bloodhound”, and HD2-S “Doberman”.
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| Primary Function | Light Versatile Tracked Tactical Robot | Heavy Duty Support & Tactical Robot |
| Usage | Remote Surveillance, Hostage & Hazardous Situations, Remote Room Clearing | Remote Surveillance, Hostage & Hazardous Situations, Remote Room Clearing |
| Unique Features | - Flipper Arms - Spring-loaded IR Navigation Camera | - Rear Stabilizers - Roll Cage |
| Dimensions | 27” l × 16.5” w × 7” h (flipper arms add 2.25" to width) | 38” l × 20” w × 10.5” h (19" h with roll cage) |
| Weight | 45 lbs (depending on configuration) | 100 lbs (depending on configuration) |
| Speed | 300 feet per minute (~3.4 mph) | 250 feet per minute (~2.8 mph) |
| Run Time | ≈8 Hours | ≈8 Hours |
| Ground Clearance | 2" | 2" |
| Camera(s) | 30x Optical Zoom Tilt Zoom Camera | 30x Optical Zoom Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) Camera and a Front-facing IR camera |
| Two-Way Audio | Yes | Yes |
| Realtime/Live Video | Yes | Yes |
| Remote Control | Operator Control Unit (OCU) with industrial joysticks and 12" display housed in a rugged case. | Operator Control Unit (OCU) with industrial joysticks and 12" display housed in a rugged case. |
| Paint | Rugged, Weather-Resistant Paint | Rugged, Weather-Resistant Paint |
| Climb Stairs | Yes | Yes |
| Open Platform Design for Additional HAZMAT Sensors | Yes | Yes |
| Optional Features | - HAZMAT Sensors (MultiRAE Gas Sensors) - LiDAR - Thermal Imaging - Repeaters & Monitoring Stations - Transport Case - HDMI Out | - HAZMAT Sensors (MultiRAE Gas Sensors) - LiDAR - Thermal Imaging - Repeaters & Monitoring Stations - Transport Case - HDMI Out |
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