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Trakr

About

About Trakr

Trakr is a quadruped robot family built around onboard lidar, depth cameras and inertial sensing for movement through industrial sites. Model-predictive and learning-based control coordinate the legs across stairs, uneven floors and confined routes. Trakr 5 and Trakr 20 provide different payload capacities for cameras, gas sensors, thermal imagers and customer equipment.

The robot can follow scheduled inspection routes, capture sensor readings and return to a charging station automatically. Addverb connects patrol data with monitoring and facility systems for security, equipment inspection and environmental measurement. Deployments target warehouses, process plants, refineries and other locations where repeated manual inspection creates access or exposure challenges.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Autonomous navigation
  • Workflows: Industrial inspection
  • Operating environments: Outdoor field environment
  • Deployment model: Commercial quadruped robot deployed for inspection and site-monitoring tasks.
  • Multi-terrain locomotion

    Claimed - 2024-10-19 - Trakr was shown with autonomous navigation, modular payload support, and multi-terrain mobility

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  • Navigation and obstacle avoidance

    Claimed - 2024-10-19 - Trakr was shown with autonomous navigation, modular payload support, and multi-terrain mobility

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  • Autonomous route navigation

    Claimed - 2024-10-19 - Trakr was shown with autonomous navigation, modular payload support, and multi-terrain mobility

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  • Multi-terrain locomotion

    Claimed - Trakr provides rugged autonomous mobility through challenging industrial environments.

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  • Multimodal data collection

    Claimed - Trakr collects real-time inspection data in hard-to-reach industrial areas. - environment: factory, warehouse, indoor structured

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  • Load carrying

    Claimed - 2025-02-13 - The company said Trakr 2.0 could carry payloads up to 20 kg

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  • Robotic inspection

    Claimed - Trakr is offered for remote inspection across industrial sites. - environment: factory, warehouse, indoor structured

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  • Perimeter patrol

    Claimed - Trakr is offered for autonomous security patrols across industrial sites. - environment: factory, warehouse, indoor structured

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Supply

Supply / Components

  • Trakr

    Intel Core I7 For Addverb Trakr - Compute & Control - Intel - Addverb Trakr uses Intel Core i7 basic compute - source: addverb.ai

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Timeline

  • Addverb unveils Trakr 2.0 at LogiMAT India 2025

    2025-02-13 - Product Launch - Addverb launched Trakr 2.0 at LogiMAT India 2025 The company said Trakr 2.0 could carry payloads up to 20 kg Addverb positioned the robot for inspection, surveillance, data collection, and operation in hazardous environments

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  • Addverb unveils Trakr at AI Impact Summit in Delhi

    2024-10-19 - Product Launch - Addverb unveiled Trakr as a quadruped robot at the AI Impact Summit in Delhi The company presented Trakr as India's first quadruped robot Trakr was shown with autonomous navigation, modular payload support, and multi-terrain mobility

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Context

Market context

Trakr is Addverb's quadruped robot for industrial inspection and autonomous field mobility.

  • Target environment: Industrial sites, outdoor field environments and inspection routes.
  • Workflow context: Autonomous navigation, industrial inspection, patrol, data capture and remote supervision.
  • Deployment model: Commercial quadruped robot deployed for inspection and site-monitoring tasks.
  • Commercial maturity: Public Addverb quadruped product for inspection-oriented robotics.
  • Adoption constraints: Requires route setup, site safety validation, sensor configuration and reliable operation across uneven terrain.
  • Market position: Legged inspection robot extending Addverb's automation range beyond warehouse-only systems.
  • Adjacent products: Quadruped inspection robot for field mobility, patrol and industrial asset monitoring.

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