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Emergency Search and Rescue Robotic Dog - Advanced Solutions by China Suppliers and Factory for High-Risk Scenarios
Core Functions of the Emergency Search and Rescue Robotic Dog
Basic Functions
- Navigates complex terrains: staircases, debris, outdoor environments, paved roads, etc.
- Slope climbing (maximum slope ≥30°)
- Self-recovery (rollover correction within ≤7 seconds)
- Autonomous charging, obstacle avoidance, inspection, and optional autonomous following.
Advanced Environmental Perception
- Full-view real-time environmental perception (day/night) with temperature and humidity sensing.
- Multi-gas detection (combustible gases, oxygen, CO, H₂S, etc., response time ≤30 seconds).
- Intelligent audio-visual alerts: threat intrusion detection, heat source identification, fire point detection.
- Real-time 3D environmental mapping.
Operational Capabilities (with Robotic Arm)
- Manual/automatic grasping of small objects (≥0.5 kg).
- Dragging small objects (≥1 kg).
- Opening standard doors (round or bar-shaped handles).
Information Interaction
- Real-time communication, audio/video transmission, and auxiliary lighting.
- Integrated multi-information display.
- High-bandwidth communication capabilities in underground spaces.
Communication Functions
- Supports 5G public network communication or point-to-point control terminal communication.
- 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℃ | |
The robotic dog is designed to navigate highly complex terrains including staircases, debris, outdoor environments, and paved roads. It can climb slopes up to ±30° and step heights up to 20cm.
It features a built-in self-recovery function that allows it to automatically perform rollover corrections and return to a standing position within 7 seconds or less.
The platform features advanced environmental perception, including 4 solid-state LiDARs, 5 visible light cameras, real-time 3D mapping, temperature and humidity sensors, and multi-gas detection (combustible gases, oxygen, CO, H₂S) with a response time of ≤30 seconds.
The SNOW MASTIFF Q20A has a rated payload capacity of 15kg and can operate with this payload for up to 2.5 hours. It also supports autonomous self-charging.
Yes, when equipped with a robotic arm, it can perform manual or automatic grasping of small objects (≥0.5 kg), drag items (≥1 kg), and open doors with standard round or bar-shaped handles.
It supports 5G public network communication, point-to-point control terminal communication, Ethernet, and WiFi. It also features expandable ad-hoc networking for high-bandwidth data transmission in underground or confined spaces.