#23 of 55 ranked Exoskeleton robots (91 listed)
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Overview
The Guardian GT is a large-scale industrial exoskeleton that provides both dexterity and strength, allowing an operator to lift and move heavy objects with little effort. It has two highly dexterous arms mounted on a track base and can be used to dismantle and clear debris, perform search-and-rescue missions, contain and transport hazardous waste, and repair damaged structures.
Key specs
- Built for visual inspection
- Used across military, manufacturing and healthcare
- Navigates using vision
- Programmed through Sarcos Command Center
- Public API for integration
- Certified to CE
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Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- 4.55 kg
- 1,219 mm
- 0.5 m/s
- 8 kg
- 12 h
- Teleoperated
- 2017
- US$48,000
- Active
Source not on file
Company profile
- Recorded funding
- US$80.5M· 3 rounds
- Founded
- around 1983
Detailed specifications
What it is built for7
- small payload
- Industries
- public safety,mining,oil gas,infrastructure,maritime,power generation,petrochemical
- Applications
- heavy lifting,welding,joining,fabricate,grind,safe structure demolition,assemble,palletize,depalletize
- remote visual inspection robot
- heavy lifting,welding and joining,dismantle and clear debris,search-and-rescue missions,contain and transport hazardous waste,repair damaged structures
- nuclear decommissioning,heavy equipment,nuclear/hydro,disaster recovery,maritime,construction,manufacturing
- Primary Applications
- visual inspection
Movement & precision5
- 32
- 24
- Max Speed M S
- 0.5
- vision
- 1.78
Sensing & perception7
- Yes
- Camera Count
- 4
- stereo
- camera feeds,pitch & roll indicators,robot avatar,HD immersive experience
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
Controls & integration7
- Yes
- Sarcos Command Center
- No
- Dual Intel Core i7 processors
- track or wheeled base
- Compatible Vision
- 4x stereo camera pairs
- Software Platform
- Sarcos Command Center
Safety & certification1
- CE
Buying & support8
- 40-80K
- Datasheet Url
- Preview PDF online
- purchase
- Model Variants
- Guardian SXT,Guardian 2.0,Guardian 3.0
- Price Currency
- USD
- Price On Request
- No
- Availability Status
- available
- Countries Available
- US,Europe,Asia
Other details5
- 90
- Emergency Stop
- Yes
- Fleet Management
- Yes
- Iot Cloud Platform
- Sarcos Command Center
- Yes
Who uses it
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Company milestones(estimated)
- 2024MilestoneRebrand to Palladyne AI
- 2023DeploymentGuardian S deployed on a ship for foreign object inspection
- 2023MilestoneStrategic pivot to AI/ML software
- 2021AwardIEEE RAS Product Innovation Award
- 2021PartnershipT-Mobile 5G partnership
- 2020LaunchGuardian XO unveiling
- 2018FundingSeries B financing
- 2017LaunchGuardian GT unveiled
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Guardian GT?
- The Guardian GT is developed by Sarcos, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Guardian GT?
- The Guardian GT is a Exoskeleton made by Sarcos.
- How much does the Guardian GT cost?
- The Guardian GT is listed at US$48,000 in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure did not come from Sarcos. Contact them for a quote.
- When was the Guardian GT launched?
- The Guardian GT was launched in 2017.
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