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Tracked ground robotics

In development

Nox

Prepare the ground for progress.

Nox is a tracked ground robot with a front-mounted blade, being developed for loose-material clearing, surface leveling, and route preparation.

It runs on AI or Full Remote from any operating system, with terrain awareness and a live view for the operator.

Discuss a Ground Preparation Application

Traction with purpose.

Ground preparation is the foundation for what follows.

Nox’s intended role is to push loose material, clear work areas, and prepare access paths through coordinated movement of its tracked platform and front blade.

Illustration of the Nox tracked ground robot and a survey drone mapping snowy terrain with point-cloud scans
Concept visualization

Development focus

  1. 01Front-blade clearing and material pushing
  2. 02Surface leveling and work-area preparation
  3. 03Access-route clearing and maintenance
  4. 04Terrain and obstacle sensing
  5. 05Remote operation and supervised automation
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