Shark Robotics

Summary

About

About Shark Robotics

Shark Robotics builds tracked platforms around interchangeable mission modules. Colossus carries firefighting monitors, cameras, stretchers, manipulators or hazardous-material equipment and can deliver up to approximately 3,800 litres of water per minute. Its electric drive supports as much as 12 hours of operation while keeping responders away from fire, explosion and structural-collapse hazards.

Barakuda provides a larger defence platform with payload capacity around 500 kg and operating time up to ten hours, while Atrax is configured for reconnaissance, transport and armed-support missions. Shark supplies the chassis, remote-control system, payload integration, training and field support. The company’s robots have been deployed by emergency, military and industrial users in more than 25 countries.

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Products

Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • maxon

    Inbound - actuation and motion control - Shark Robotics Colossus uses 19 maxon France products, including motors for its motorised arms

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Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • Hancom Life Care

    Exclusive Korean Distributor - Hancom Life Care holds five-year exclusive Korean distribution rights for Colossus and Rhyno Protect, including support.

Context

Market context

Colossus / Barakuda / Atrax

Comparable profiles

Shared workflows

  • AZAK

    workflow adjacency - Tactical UGV Operations

Context tags

  • Defence ground robot builder - Peer Group - The company targets ground robotics for defence and security missions.
  • Inspection UGV builder - Peer Group - Shark platforms are used for hazardous inspection and response.
  • Tactical UGV operations - Workflow - The Hancom expansion centres on defence UGV cooperation for Korea.