Keyper

About

About Keyper

Keyper is Keybotic's quadruped platform for repeating inspection patrols in industrial sites. An operator teaches routes, milestones and sensing actions through the interface; the robot can then revisit them on a schedule, navigate around unexpected obstacles or be driven remotely from a map. A removable inspection head combines a zoom camera, thermal camera, ultrasonic microphone, spotlight and speakers for collecting several kinds of condition data.

The robot weighs 43 kilograms and measures 95 by 60 centimetres, with body height adjustable from 35 to 75 centimetres. Keybotic lists 90 to 120 minutes of battery operation and a 60-minute full charge. A 32-channel lidar covers 360 degrees horizontally to 35 metres, while five body cameras add colour, depth and infrared views. Detection and diagnosis depend on route commissioning, sensor placement and the customer's analysis workflow.

Deployments

  • Operating Use

    12,000 m² - 2023-06-01 - Carburos Metálicos - chemical manufacturing plant - Keyper began autonomous maintenance rounds across the 12,000 m² Carburos Metálicos El Morell chemical plant, collecting thermography, gauge, meter, acoustic and 3D-mapping data.

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Supply / Components

  • Keyper

    Compute - Compute & Control - Intel - Intel Core i7-1260P is specified in the Keybotic Keyper - source: keybotic.com

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Timeline

  • Keybotic raises EUR3M for autonomous inspection robots

    2023-05-04 - Funding - The funding supported production and commercialization of Keyper inspection robots. Keybotic targets industrial inspection use cases in complex facilities. The financing backed the company move from development into scale-up.

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