ROB R100 Rescue Robot with Radar Life Detector
Tracked robot with a six-axis arm and radar life detector for collapse and earthquake search.
Key parameters
- Chassis weight: Not more than 80 kg
- Chassis dimensions: Approx. 600 x 400 x 300 mm
- Chassis type: Tracked, in-place steering
- Endurance: 2 h of uninterrupted travel
- Obstacle height: Not less than 120 mm
- Gradeability: Not less than 25°
- Travel speed: 0 - 4 km/h, continuously variable
- Robotic arm: 1 m reach, 6 axes, can grasp 10 kg
- Radar penetration: Static survivors over 15 m and moving survivors over 20 m through concrete of 50 cm or more; survivors behind 8 m or more of solid medium
- Response time: Less than 60 s
- Control terminal: Approx. 7 in Android tablet, 4G / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Overview
The ROB R100 rescue robot consists of a mobile chassis, a radar life detector and a handheld terminal. The chassis is made up of the robot body, a robotic arm and a remote control terminal. It runs on a DC motor driving an engineering tracked chassis: manoeuvrable, able to turn on the spot, climb slopes and stairs, with strong off-road capability, and fitted with a high-grip robotic arm that is easy to deploy and control.
The radar life detector carried by the system combines low-power ultra-wideband radar with biomedical engineering. It is designed for emergency rescue after earthquakes, collapses and similar incidents, and mounting it on the mobile chassis raises both rescue quality and working efficiency.
Tracked chassis with in-place steering, slope and stair climbing, giving strong off-road performance.
Six-axis robotic arm with a 1 m reach that can grasp objects up to 10 kg.
Radar life detector for non-contact detection through concrete walls and solid media, with wireless control and automatic assessment.
Handheld control terminal with 4G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth links, and a built-in device management platform.
For configuration, accessories and lead time, contact Clickin Industrial Co., Ltd.
