Topsky Tianlong Tan Tu 120-K is an unmanned ground vehicle from TOPSKY. Buyers commonly confirm monitor flow/range, payload (listed ≥120 kg), mobility limits (grade, obstacle/trench capability), communications/video latency, sensor package, operating temperature limits (if provided), training, spares, and warranty/service.
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Topsky Tianlong Tan Tu 120-K is an unmanned ground vehicle from TOPSKY. In product literature, the platform is described with: Obstacle-crossing height: up to 60 mm Trench-crossing width: up to 140 mm Maximum climbing grade: ≥ 35% Approach angle: 45° Departure angle: 35° These parameters reflect a design goal typical of emergency robots: maintain forward progress over hoses, debris, shallow steps, and uneven floors that often.
Topsky Tianlong Tan Tu 120-K is an unmanned ground vehicle from TOPSKY. In product literature, the platform is described with: Obstacle-crossing height: up to 60 mm Trench-crossing width: up to 140 mm Maximum climbing grade: ≥ 35% Approach angle: 45° Departure angle: 35° These parameters reflect a design goal typical of emergency robots: maintain forward progress over hoses, debris, shallow steps, and uneven floors that often.
In product literature, the platform is described with: Obstacle-crossing height: up to 60 mm Trench-crossing width: up to 140 mm Maximum climbing grade: ≥ 35% Approach angle: 45° Departure angle: 35° These parameters reflect a design goal typical of emergency robots: maintain forward progress over hoses, debris, shallow steps, and uneven floors that often appear during industrial incidents.
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Buyers commonly confirm monitor flow/range, payload (listed ≥120 kg), mobility limits (grade, obstacle/trench capability), communications/video latency, sensor package, operating temperature limits (if provided), training, spares, and warranty/service coverage.
In product literature, the platform is described with: Obstacle-crossing height: up to 60 mm Trench-crossing width: up to 140 mm Maximum climbing grade: ≥ 35% Approach angle: 45° Departure angle: 35° These parameters reflect a design goal typical of emergency robots: maintain forward progress over hoses, debris, shallow steps, and uneven floors that often appear during industrial incidents.
Commonly cited benefits include stand-off suppression (published range ≥120 m), high-flow output (1000 L/min), tracked mobility over debris, and remote video/sensor support for safer incident operations.
Connectivity and fleet/incident integration The Tianlong Tan Tu 120-K is described as supporting: Wireless control A “cloud platform” concept Coordination with “multiple products” In real deployments, network reliability, video latency, and operator training are often as important as raw mechanical performance—especially when robots are expected to operate near flame fronts or inside RF-challenging structures.
Summary Topsky Tianlong Tan Tu 120-K is presented as a tracked, remote-controlled firefighting robot built around a high-range, motorized water/foam monitor (1000 L/min, ≥120 m range) and supported by video monitoring and hazard-sensing concepts.
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Buyers commonly confirm monitor flow/range, payload (listed ≥120 kg), mobility limits (grade, obstacle/trench capability), communications/video latency, sensor package, operating temperature limits (if provided), training, spares, and warranty/service coverage.
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