Inspectorbots Mega Bot Wireless 4WD Robot Platform

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Fully assembled with many exciting features


Durable indoor/outdoor remote operation platform


Modular and reconfigurable


Invisible electric base


Traction force: 2000 pounds


Can climb a 30 degree slope


This is the Inspectorbots Mega Bot wireless 4WD robot platform. It is a very sturdy indoor/outdoor remote operation platform that can be installed with various sensors, cameras, and devices. The design of MEGA Bot is modular and reconfigurable, so end users can replace various modules.




Inspectorbots Mega Bot Wireless 4WD Robot Platform (Kit) (Click to enlarge)




Vehicle:




This is an affordable mobile platform designed to accommodate various sensors and devices. This is a heavy-duty, discreet electric vehicle equipped with a high torque motor and rechargeable battery. This robot platform is powerful enough to pull a car and carry a person. You can use your own vehicle's 12V battery to charge Mega Bot on site. Mega Bot is the perfect platform for secret surveillance, bomb threats, dangerous goods inspection, scientific, rescue, tactical, or security applications.




It is provided in the form of a kit, including everything needed to start scrolling. (Battery, handheld Spectrum SPM6600 controller, 4x Victor 883 controller, platform, and battery charger.)




Inspectorbots Mega Bot Wireless 4WD Robot Platform (Kit) (Click to enlarge)




features:




Sturdy/high torque


heavy burden


Four-wheel drive


Modular platform


Invisible electric base


Weight 175 pounds


Traction force: 2000 pounds


Payload limit of 100 pounds


Maximum inclination: 30 degrees


Strip flange tire


Provide explosion-proof tires


Steel chassis


Reconfigurable Machine Deck


Rapid Deployment


waterproof


No visual system


upgradeable

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