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RTE Robot

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About RTE Robot

RTE Robot is Rosenbauer’s electric tracked platform for fire-service operations in hazardous or difficult terrain. A modular chassis accepts firefighting monitors, transport beds, roll-container carriers, a stretcher mount, winch, dozer blade, rail kit and other mission modules. The tracked drive can traverse steps, steep slopes and shallow flooded areas while crews operate it remotely.

Two chassis widths support payloads of 625 or 615 kilograms within a one-tonne maximum vehicle weight. Speed reaches 5 kilometres per hour and remote-control range reaches 200 metres. Monitor options deliver up to 2,000 or 3,500 litres per minute. The optional AX module adds environmental sensing, onboard computing and obstacle response for operation outside direct line of sight.

Operations

  • Deliveries

    Three RTE Robots delivered - 2025-01-15 - Munich district fire services - fire and emergency response - Rosenbauer completed the Munich district’s three-robot RTE order with the January 2025 handover to the Gräfelfing fire service.

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  • Reported Output

    More than 100 RTE Robots left production - 2025-01-15 - Rosenbauer Leonding assembly - emergency-response robot manufacturing - More than 100 RTE Robots had left production by January 2025, with more than half built and assembled during 2024.

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Timeline

  • Rosenbauer delivers the 100th RTE Robot to the Munich district

    2025-01-15 - Production Milestone - Rosenbauer and regional partner BAS handed over the 100th RTE Robot to the Munich district for the Gräfelfing volunteer fire service. The delivery completed an order for three robots; the first two had been delivered in March 2024 and the third was ordered in June 2024. The supplied vehicle carries a 625 kg payload and combines video-linked remote control, a 1,600 l/min RM15 launcher, and positive-pressure ventilation, with modular equipment for firefighting, smoke extraction, and heavy-equipment transport.

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