Multilegged Robots that Go Anywhere
Wheels and long legs can’t meet the demands of the today’s toughest robotic challenges, but our robots can. Ground Control Robotics is working with Georgia Tech researchers to build the next generation of multilegged robots for cluttered and confined environments.
Our flagship robot, SCUTTLE, is poised to revolutionize the pest control and specialty agriculture industries, tackling dull, dirty, and dangerous tasks through unfriendly terrain.
Meet the Future of Anywhere Mobility
Cluttered and confined environments are too difficult for most robots to navigate, forcing human workers to perform dull, dirty, and dangerous labor in their place. A new class of robots is needed to keep these workers safe. Industries like pest control and specialty agriculture demand robots that work in any environment, and traditional wheeled and long legged robots are often too clumsy, large, or expensive for these tasks.
Ground Control Robotics is building the world’s first commercial multilegged robot platform: SCUTTLE. SCUTTLE achieves unparalleled mobility in challenging environments without expensive compute architecture.
The Multi-
legged Advantage For Real World Challenges
Meet scuttlE
SCUTTLE (Slithering Centipede-like Undulatory Terradynamic Tactile Legged Explorer) is spearheading a new generation of multilegged robots for mobility anywhere.
Key Advantages:
Multilegged Design Conquers Challenging Environments
Low Profile navigates confined spaces
modular construction Supports Custom sensors and manipulators
360 degree, RGB, and Thermal Camera Compatible
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