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telemax EVO Hybrid

About

About telemax EVO Hybrid

telemax EVO Hybrid is Telerob's compact tracked robot for explosive-ordnance disposal, hazardous materials, CBRNE assessment and high-risk law-enforcement work. Four independently articulated tracks move through rubble, stairs and confined areas while keeping the chassis stable.

Its six-axis manipulator uses tool-centre-point control for coordinated arm movement and accepts an automatic tool changer, disruptors, sensors and inspection equipment. Cameras return multiple views through the portable Robo Command station, whose dual joysticks control the vehicle and manipulator. Secure mesh communications allow personnel to inspect and handle threats from a protected position and coordinate the robot with other Telerob vehicles.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Bomb disposal

    Customer-site use - 2021-09-15 - The Pentagon unit purchased the robot for its EOD and hazardous-material technicians.

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Operations

  • Deliveries

    Order delivered in July 2021 - 2021-09-15 - Pentagon Force Protection Agency - EOD and HAZMAT operations - Telerob successfully delivered the PFPA telemax EVO Hybrid order in July 2021 for deployment by the Hazardous Devices Branch; the disclosed unit count is not stated.

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  • Order / Commitment

    Included in multi-million-dollar Latvian order - 2021-07-08 - Latvian National Armed Forces - Latvia - Latvia ordered the exact telemax EVO Hybrid with engineering support; the release scheduled completion in late 2021 but does not confirm delivery or disclose a model-level quantity.

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Timeline

  • Telerob delivers telemax EVO Hybrid to Pentagon force-protection unit

    2021-09-15 - Deployment - The order was delivered in July 2021 and included training, spares and accessories. The Pentagon unit purchased the robot for its EOD and hazardous-material technicians. Its six-axis manipulator, automatic tool exchange and four-track auto-leveling chassis support remote work in confined and hazardous spaces.

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