#7 of 30 ranked Security robots (69 listed)
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Overview
Guardian S is a versatile snake robot capable of traversing challenging terrain to inspect industrial facilities and hazardous environments. It can slither, roll over, and even slide its magnetized body straight up a metal door, sending data from its cameras and sensors back to a remote operator. Its design is ruggedized for both indoor and outdoor operation, capable of transmitting two-way video, audio, and sensor data to remote operators.
Key specs
- Built for visual inspection
- Used across automotive, aerospace and construction
- Navigates using vision
- Programmed through proprietary app
- Public API for integration
- Compatible with ROS
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Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- 90 kg
- 0.61 m/s
- 68 kg
- IP65
- 2 h
- Teleoperated
- 2017
- US$60,000
- Active
From a public source
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
- visual inspection
- full-body powered exoskeleton
- visual inspection,surveillance,hazmat detection,gas detection,3D mapping
- public safety,mining,oil gas,infrastructure,maritime,power generation,petrochemical
- Primary Applications
- visual inspection
Movement & precision4
- 32
- Max Speed M S
- 0.61
- vision
- 0.61
Sensing & perception4
- rgb
- full suite of sensors, visual and sensor-based inspections, 3D mapping, gas detection, task-specific sensors[1][3][4]
- Yes
- cloud
Power & runtime1
- Auto Charging
- Yes
Controls & integration9
- Yes
- Sarcos Command Center
- Yes
- optional payload platform with tripod mount adapter,tether hook
- Compatible Vision
- five 4K high resolution cameras and a thermal-imaging camera[4]
- Software Platform
- Sarcos Cloud
- Training Required
- advanced_>5days
- wifi
- proprietary app
Safety & certification1
- IP65
Buying & support6
- 40-80K
- Datasheet Url
- Preview PDF online
- purchase
- Price Currency
- USD
- Price On Request
- No
- Availability Status
- available
Other details4
- Outdoor Capable
- Yes
- Fleet Management
- Yes
- Iot Cloud Platform
- Sarcos Command Center
- Teleoperation Supported
- 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 S?
- The Guardian S is developed by Sarcos, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Guardian S?
- The Guardian S is a Security robot made by Sarcos.
- How much does the Guardian S cost?
- The Guardian S is listed at US$60,000 in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure did not come from Sarcos. Contact them for a quote.
- When was the Guardian S launched?
- The Guardian S was launched in 2017.
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