Terra Robotics

A key advantage of the HEXA 50 is its high modularity and operational flexibility. The platform can serve as a lightweight transporter for equipment or ammunition, but it also serves as an ideal base for integrating observation and reconnaissance systems, such as day and thermal imaging cameras, LiDAR, radar, and mobile signal relay systems. Thanks to its compact dimensions and relatively low weight, the HEXA 30 excels in reconnaissance, facility protection, rescue operation support, and special operations. Its multifunctional nature makes it a versatile tactical tool that can be quickly adapted to changing operational requirements.

Unmanned firefighting robots are specialized ground vehicles (UGV) designed to extinguish fires in hard-to-reach areas, complex terrain, in halls and buildings at risk of collapse, and in locations posing a threat to human life, such as areas with high temperatures, smoke, explosion hazards, or toxic fumes. Main tasks: 1. Extinguishing fires in fuel storage facilities, chemical plants, tunnels, and industrial halls. 2. Assisting the fire department during disasters and building fires. 3. Terrain reconnaissance (thermal imaging camera, gas detectors). 4. Transporting equipment, hoses, firefighting supplies, or injured persons. The robot was designed to operate in the most extreme conditions: on uneven terrain, in extremely high temperatures, in cold conditions, and in high humidity. Offering flexible firefighting solutions, the robot uses water, emulsion, and foam, dynamically adjusting their flow rate from 1,200 to 4,800 l/min. This adaptive system conserves water while effectively fighting fires—from small incidents in residential buildings to large-scale industrial fires.