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A question we often get is what’s the difference between our GPK-32 Tracked and 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) Inspection Robots. Let’s break down our two models:
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| Tracked GPK-32 | 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) GPK-32 | |
| Dimensions | 12.5” l × 9.5” w × 7.25” h | 14.5” l × 13.5” w × 8.25 “ h |
| Weight | 9 lbs | 14.5 lbs |
| Run Time | ≈2 Hours | ≈2 Hours |
| Biggest Difference | Better for Slippery, Muddy Terrain Compact Size | Higher 2.25” Ground Clearance |
| Unique Features | Debris Deflector Wheelie Bar | Heavier & Wider Chassis for Increased Stability |
| Same Features | Easy-Swap External Batteries 1080p High-Definition Camera Spotlight LED Lights Camera Tilt Bracket (-20° To +75°) Removable Roll Cage Remote With 7" LCD Screen Anodized Black Aluminum Chassis Rugged Storage/Transport Case | Easy-Swap External Batteries 1080p High-Definition Camera Spotlight LED Lights Camera Tilt Bracket (-20° To +75°) Removable Roll Cage Remote With 7" LCD Screen Anodized Black Aluminum Chassis Rugged Storage/Transport Case |
| Optional Features | 10x Zoom Camera | 10x Zoom Camera |
Both inspection robot models are great solutions for residential properties to inspect crawlspaces, under manufactured homes, and under structures like porches by home inspectors, pest control technicians, insurance adjusters, plumbers, and contractors.
These robots are also used commercially by facility inspectors at manufacturing and industrial facilities and construction reality capture technicians.
Which inspection robot is best? That depends on your usage, terrain, and preferences.
Learn more about each inspection robot:
Still unsure, message us or give us a call to talk with our team to pick the best inspection robot model for you.