We’re only a week into the new year and there’s already a lot to talk about! We’re hard at work making new robots, as well as upgrading our existing platforms. To help everyone know what the latest changes are, we’ve put together the...

It’s been almost 3 years since the GPK-32 first rolled out to crawl spaces across the country and their popularity has only grown since then! Our team here at SuperDroid Robots took feedback and suggestions from home inspectors when developing the...

UPDATE 04/14/2021 : We’ve added a FAQ & Support page on our main support wiki. Visit https://wiki.sdrobots.com/index.php/GPK-32 for more information. SuperDroid Robots Wireless Inspection Robot, GPK-32, is now available with an optional...

Tactical Surveillance Robots, like SuperDroid Robots LT2-F shown in the video, provide first responders with a quick, easy assessment of dangerous situations from a safe, remote location. Tactical Robots use in law enforcement agencies is increasing in...

LT2-F-W Watertight Inspection Robot The LT2 Waterproof Inspection Robot with flipper arms. The rugged design and tracked wheels allow this robot to travel into dark and dangerous places like abandoned mine shafts, sewer and storm drains, caves and subway...

Here at SuperDroid Robots we offer custom orders on most of our standard tracks. Simply decide which type of track is right for you and fill out our custom request form (located here) and tell us the length you want! We currently offer two standard tread...

These are older videos that got lost over time. Just compiled them and put them up onto YouTube. Click here to watch the video…

This is the same as our popular LT2 with 4 axis arm, but it includes the rear flipper/stabilizer arm!  The image shown includes the following available options; aggressive tracks, 27x Optical  Tilt Camera, IR Forearm and backup cameras, LED lights, PA,...

This is a recent HD2 WiFi robot we build with a low profile embedded nose camera with 27X zoom.

This HD2 is equipped with a COFDM Radio. The robot has a 5 Axis Arm, stabilizer bars front and back for climbing non-code steep stairs, 4 cameras including a 27X optical zoom all going to a quad viewer. This is a long video, but it shows the functionality...