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Emergency Rescue Robotic Dog from China Suppliers - Advanced Quadruped Robot for Fire and Disaster Situations
Core Functions of the Emergency Search and Rescue Robotic Dog
1 Basic Functions
- a) Navigates complex terrains: staircases, debris, outdoor environments, paved roads, etc.
- b) Slope climbing (maximum slope ≥30°)
- c) Self-recovery (rollover correction within ≤7 seconds)
- d) Autonomous charging, obstacle avoidance, inspection, and optional autonomous following.
2 Advanced Environmental Perception
- a) Full-view real-time environmental perception (day/night) with temperature and humidity sensing.
- b) Multi-gas detection (combustible gases, oxygen, CO, H₂S, etc., response time ≤30 seconds).
- c) Intelligent audio-visual alerts: threat intrusion detection, heat source identification, fire point detection.
- d) Real-time 3D environmental mapping.
3 Operational Capabilities
- a) Manual/automatic grasping of small objects (≥0.5 kg). (Equipped with Robotic Arm)
- b) Dragging small objects (≥1 kg).
- c) Opening standard doors (round or bar-shaped handles).
4 Information Interaction
- a) Real-time communication, audio/video transmission, and auxiliary lighting.
- b) Integrated multi-information display.
- c) High-bandwidth communication capabilities in underground spaces.
5 Communication Functions
- a) Supports 5G public network communication or point-to-point control terminal communication.
- b) Expandable ad-hoc networking capabilities.
Technical Specifications of Quadruped Robot Dog Platform
| SNOW MASTIFF Q20A | ||
|---|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions | Crawling dimensions (L × W × H) | 1105mm × 490mm × 295mm |
| Standing dimensions (L × W × H) | 1000mm × 490mm × 600mm | |
| Total weight | 58kg | |
| Electrical Parameters | Battery capacity | 22.4Ah (measured at 25℃) |
| Battery rated voltage | 72V | |
| Charger input | 200V~240V | |
| Charger output | 84V/8A | |
| Charging duration | 2.5h | |
| External power interface | 72V(BAT) | |
| External communication interface | Ethernet; WiFi | |
| Autonomous charging function | Supported | |
| Motion Parameters | Maximum speed | 2.5m/s (extreme test data) |
| Maximum walking speed | 1.0m/s | |
| Maximum climbable slope | ±30° | |
| Maximum climbable step height | 20cm | |
| Maximum climbable step angle | ±40° | |
| Payload endurance time | 2.5h | |
| Payload | 15kg | |
| Sensor Parameters | Solid-state LiDAR | 4 Pieces |
| Visible light camera | 5 Pieces | |
| Other optional modules | Dual-sensor gimbal; RTK | |
| Environmental Parameters | Protection rating | IP67 |
| Operating temperature | -40℃ ~ 55℃ | |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the maximum slope and step height the robotic dog can navigate?
The robotic dog features a maximum climbable slope of ±30° and can overcome steps with a maximum height of 20cm and step angles of ±40°.
Q: How long does the battery last, and does it support autonomous charging?
Under standard payload conditions, the battery provides an endurance time of 2.5 hours. It fully supports autonomous charging functions with a charging duration of 2.5 hours.
Q: What environmental conditions and temperatures can the platform withstand?
The SNOW MASTIFF Q20A platform has an IP67 protection rating and is designed to operate in extreme temperatures ranging from -40℃ to 55℃.
Q: What kind of gas detection capabilities does the robotic dog have?
It features advanced multi-gas detection sensors capable of identifying combustible gases, oxygen, Carbon Monoxide (CO), Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), and more, with a response time of ≤30 seconds.
Q: What are the payload and operational limits of the robotic arm?
The quadruped platform itself supports a payload of up to 15kg. When equipped with the robotic arm, it can perform manual or automatic grasping of small objects weighing ≥0.5 kg and drag objects weighing ≥1 kg.
Q: What communication protocols and interfaces does the platform support?
It supports Ethernet and WiFi external communication interfaces, 5G public networks, point-to-point control terminal systems, and is expandable for ad-hoc networking in underground or high-bandwidth environments.