Rocky
About
About Rocky
Rocky is SuperDroid Robots' configurable teleoperated platform with two articulated arms and a choice of six-wheel, omnidirectional or tracked mobile bases. Cameras provide situational feedback to a remote operator, while selectable hands and other hardware adapt the system to equipment interaction, inspection and handling. Each arm has five controlled degrees of freedom and a stated capacity above 15 pounds at full extension.
SuperDroid targets industrial plants, data centres, offshore facilities and remote pipeline inspection. Rocky is offered through reservations for a customized build, with an indicative price range rather than a single standard configuration. Mobility, hands, cameras and batteries are selected around the application, and the operator remains responsible for remotely directing the robot's work.
Context
Market context
Rocky is SuperDroid Robots' remote-operated humanoid telepresence robot with dual arms and configurable mobile bases.
- Target environment: Industrial sites, inspection areas, offshore environments and hazardous locations where remote operation reduces exposure.
- Workflow context: Telepresence, dual-arm remote work, inspection, machine operation, surveillance and hazardous-site troubleshooting.
- Customer context: Industrial operators, inspection teams and remote-work users needing physical access without sending people into the site.
- Deployment model: Commercial configurable telepresence robot platform from SuperDroid Robots.
- Commercial maturity: Commercial product with public product page and configuration options.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on teleoperation quality, base selection, manipulator capability, site connectivity, ruggedness and safety.
- Market position: Pragmatic telepresence humanoid lane focused on remote access rather than autonomous general-purpose robotics.
- Adjacent products: Sarcos Guardian, THeMIS manipulator variants, Anybotics teleoperation workflows, MH3