Inspecting and navigating confined spaces such as pipes, sewers, and disaster zones poses significant risks to human personnel. Traditional methods are often inadequate, leading to increased downtime, safety hazards, and potential loss of life in search and rescue scenarios.

RoBoa provides specialized robotic systems designed to navigate and inspect confined spaces, minimizing risks to human operators. The robots utilize a unique locomotion design with 3D steering and vision capabilities, enabling them to access areas inaccessible to conventional robots, drones, or humans. These systems are deployed in industrial settings for routine inspections, reducing downtime and enhancing operational safety, as well as in search and rescue operations to locate and aid victims in hazardous environments. The modular design allows for customization and adaptation to various confined space applications.

3D steering for enhanced maneuverability in complex environments

3D vision system for detailed visual inspection and navigation

Modular design for adaptable configurations based on specific application needs

Length of up to 100 meters, enabling access to extended confined spaces

Diameter of 5-10 cm, allowing entry into narrow passages

Communication capabilities for real-time data transmission and remote control

Liquid supply integration for specialized tasks such as cleaning or sampling

Safety features for operation in explosive areas

Easy operation interface for simplified control and data acquisition

The primary target audience includes industrial plant operators requiring routine inspections of pipes and other confined spaces, as well as search and rescue teams operating in disaster zones.