Law enforcement officers, fire fighters, deputies, SWAT team members, and HAZMAT crew members put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe. Our tactical robots keep them safe by keeping them out of harm’s way.
Robots
Manipulation
Adding an arm to a tactical robot allows you to manipulate objects, like opening doors and even perform Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) procedures.
Surveillance
Patrol an area remotely out of the elements or autonomously to keep your property, people, and products safe and secure.
Disposal
Use tactical robots for Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), bomb diffusing, and removal of Improvised Explosive Device (IED), pipe bombs, pressure cookers, etc. Interface directly with MultiRAE HAZMAT sensors on the robot.
Open Doors
Negotiate
Use tactical robots to remotely communicate with suspects during a hostage negotiation with cameras and two-way audio features.
Clear Rooms
Clear rooms and buildings remotely with audio and video surveillance.
360° Pan Camera with 20x Zoom
6-Axis Arm
Rugged, Weather-resistant Paint
Adaptive IR Camera
Flipper Arms for Climbing Obstacles
Tracks for Outdoor Terrain (Wheeled-version available)
Gripper Hand
Feature Spotlight
Communicate
20X zoom camera with 360° pan and -10°/+90° tilt and two-way audio allows you to communicate with suspects or team members
6-Axis Arm
The 6-Axis arm's shoulder rotates 180°, the elbow rotates 270°, and the wrist has continuous rotation and the arm can life 20 pounds fully extended.
Built Tough
Weather-resistant painted chassis with tracks to tackling nearly any terrain.
Split-screen Camera Display
See multiple cameras with ease with a split-screen display, making it easier to maneuver.
Parallel Finger Gripper (Hand)
4.5” opening with 65 lbs of squeeze force
Comparing Tactical Robots
Recon Tactical Robots
Multi-Axis Arm Tactical Robots
6-Axis Tactical Arm
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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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| Primary Function | Light Tracked Support Robot with a Multi-Axis Robotic Arm | Heavy Duty Support Tactical Robot with a Multi-Axis Arm |
| Usage | Remote Arm Manipulation, Explosive Ordinance Disposal & HAZMAT as well as Remote Surveillance & Room Clearing like our Tactical Recon Robots | Remote Arm Manipulation, Explosive Ordinance Disposal & HAZMAT as well as Remote Surveillance & Room Clearing like our Tactical Recon Robots |
| Unique Features | - Multi-Axis Manipulator Arm - Flipper Arms | - Multi-Axis Manipulator Arm - Rear Stabilizers |
| Dimensions | 30” l × 19” w × 18” h | 38” l × 20” w × 26” h |
| Weight | 85 lbs (depending on configuration) | 100-150 lbs (depending on configuration) |
| Speed | 110 feet per minute (~1.25 mph) | 120 feet per minute (~1.35 mph) |
| Run Time | ≈8 Hours | ≈8 Hours |
| Ground Clearance | 2" | 2" |
| Cameras | - 360° pan/tilt IR camera with 20x zoom and LED lights. - IR camera attached to gripper arm. - Fixed front IR camera. - Rear/view backup IR camera | - 360° pan/tilt IR camera with 20x zoom and LED lights. - IR camera attached to gripper arm. - Fixed front IR camera. - Rear/view backup 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 Doors | Yes | Yes |
| UGV (Unmanned Ground Vehicle) for Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) tool | Yes | Yes |
| Optional Features | - Multi-Axis Arm Attachments (Window Piercing Tool, Hook/Object Puller, Wire Cutter) - HAZMAT Sensors (MultiRAE Gas Sensors) - Carbon Fire Disruptor - Tactical Spotlight & Laser - Thermal Imaging - Digital Repeaters & Monitoring Stations - Removable Release Hitch - Transport Case - Switch Guard - Additional Batteries | - Multi-Axis Arm Attachments (Window Piercing Tool, Hook/Object Puller, Wire Cutter) - HAZMAT Sensors (MultiRAE Gas Sensors) - Carbon Fire Disruptor - Tactical Spotlight & Laser - Thermal Imaging - Digital Repeaters & Monitoring Stations - Removable Release Hitch - Transport Case - Switch Guard - Additional Batteries |
| Rotating Base | 400° |
| Shoulder | 180° |
| Elbow | 270° |
| Wrist Rotation | 360° |
| Wrist Tilt | 160° |
| Parallel Finger (Opening) | 4.5" (11.43 cm) |
| Parallel Finger (Grip Strength) | 65 lbs (29.5 kgs) |
| Vertical Reach | 69" (175 cm) |
| Horizontal Reach | 35" (89 cm) |
| Arm Payload (Fully Extended) | 25 lbs (11.34 kgs) |
Accessories for Tactical Support Robots
HAZMAT Sensors
These sensors allow operators to detect a range of hazardous, lethal, or toxic gases and chemicals.
MultiRAE specifically can interface with the robot and display readings to the operator on the OCU.
Switch Guard
A protective cover that prevents tampering with the power button in the field. Requires a thin key to power the robot on and off.
Spotlight And Laser
Remote activated spotlight for improved visibility. Laser assists with indicating in the field and focusing for camera/arm operation.
Backup Batteries
Additional set of batteries for the robot to allow for extended operation in the field.
Transport Case
Foam lined transport case for robot and all it’s standard accessories and most add-ons.
Multi-Axis Arm Exclusive Accessories
Gripper Tools
Tools that can be attached to or handled by the multi-axis arm’s gripper for specialized operation. Examples include:
- Wire cutters (secured onto gripper)
- Hook / Object Puller (held by gripper)
- Window Piercer (held by gripper)
Carbon Fire Disruptor
Disruptor kit for EOD use. Designed for mounting onto a multi-axis arm.
Additional Accessories for Tactical Support Robots
Digital Repeater / Monitoring Station
Contained in a case similar to the OCU, these repeaters expand the operational range of a robot. Can be upgraded to a secondary monitoring station which allows field operators to view the OCU camera feed. Ideal for large scale operations with multiple teams.
High Gain Antenna with Magnetic Base
Antenna can be mounted onto the exterior of a vehicle to provide a clear signal. Allows the operator to control the robot from the safety of the interior of their vehicle without diminishing range or signal quality.
HDMI Video Splitter
Meant for the OCU or a Repeater. Allows the operator to display their video feed onto an external monitor using an HDMI cable.
Reduce Exposure
Tactical robots get humans out of harm's way, whether it's a hostage negotiation, bomb disposal, or just inclemate weather.
Object Manipulation
Remotely and safely open doors, move potentially harmful materials, and more.
Overcome Stairs & Obstacles
The tracked design allows this robot to climb over most obstacles and go up and down most stairs.
Autonomous Patrolling
Use autonomous surveillance robots for patrols to improve security and safety.
Types of Organizations Using our Tactical Robots
- Police Departments, Sheriff Offices, & SWAT Teams
- DOTD HAZMAT Crews
- First Responders like Fire Departments
- Private Security & Surveillance Companies
- Military Units & Military Police
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Power & Industrial Plants
Explore Your Options
Don’t want to wait? These configurations are our most popular and ready-to-order.
GOOD
- Weatherproof Threaded Chassis
- Digital Radio Control System in Enclosed Case
- Automatic Battery Charging System
- 30x Optical Zoom Camera
- Video & Image Recording
- Flipper/Stabilizer Arms
- Spring-Mounted IR Driving Camera
- 2-Way Audio System
BETTER
- 6-Axis Removable Arm
- Weatherproof Threaded Chassis
- Digital Radio Control System in Enclosed Case
- Automatic Battery Charging System
- Easy-Swap Batteries
- 30x Optical Zoom Camera
- LED Spotlights
- Video & Image Recording
- Flipper/Stabilizer Arms
- Forearm IR Camera
- Rearview IR Camera
- 2-Way Audio System
- Splitscreen Quad-view Camera Display
- Kinematic Display of Robot and Multi-Axis Arm
BEST
- 6-Axis Removable Arm
- Weatherproof Threaded Chassis
- Digital Radio Control System in Enclosed Case
- Automatic Battery Charging System
- Easy-Swap Batteries
- 30x Optical Zoom Camera
- LED Spotlights
- Video & Image Recording
- Flipper/Stabilizer Arms
- Forearm IR Camera
- Rearview IR Camera
- 2-Way Audio System
- Splitscreen Quad-view Camera Display
- Kinematic Display of Robot and Multi-Axis Arm
- Removable Rear Mast Mounted 30x PTZ Camera
People Say
What Our Clients Say
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“Our office is something we are pleased with. We consider it the little magnet; it is wanting to come here and afterward difficult to leave it."
“Our office is something we are pleased with. We consider it the little magnet; it is wanting to come here and afterward difficult to leave it."
“Our office is something we are pleased with. We consider it the little magnet; it is wanting to come here and afterward difficult to leave it."