Mini AMR

autonomous robot

A mini AMR is a compact autonomous device designed to navigate confined spaces or hazardous environments to locate and assist in rescuing individuals. Equipped with sensors, cameras, it can detect and analyse surroundings, identify obstacles, and relay information to operators. These robots often feature rugged construction for durability and mobility over various terrains. Their compact size enables them to access tight spaces where humans cannot reach easily, enhancing efficiency in search and rescue missions.

FEATURES

Portable

small and stores in a standard load-outThe robot weighs about 2.5kg and is 11 inches long, 10.5 inches wide and 4.5 inches tall.

Sensors

Equipped with sensors such as cameras, infrared, or thermal sensors for detecting objects and individuals.

Flexible

Operates efficiently in challenging conditions. The robot gets more than 6 hours of runtime on a typical mission and uses IR illumination to enhance low light and no light operations.

Mobility

It’s flexible in a variety of environments. The robot climbs steps up to 5 inches high, overcomes curbs and other obstacles, and turns in place.

Navigation

Advanced navigation systems for mapping environments and planning efficient routes.

INDUSTRIES

Military

Used for reconnaissance, bomb disposal, surveillance, and other tasks in combat zones to keep soldiers out of harm's way.

Emergency Response

Deployed for disaster response, including search and rescue missions in collapsed buildings, hazardous material detection, and assessing dangerous areas.

Firefighting

Supports firefighters by providing reconnaissance in hazardous environments, assessing fire damage, and locating trapped individuals.

Infrastructure Maintenance

Assists in inspecting bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure for damage or structural issues, as well as handling hazardous materials during maintenance operations.

Oil and Gas

Assists in pipeline inspections, monitoring equipment in remote or hazardous locations, and responding to oil spills or other environmental emergencies.