Topsky High-speed fan firefighting quadruped robot dog

A fire crew can often reach a blaze and still be unable to change what it does next. The Topsky High-speed fan firefighting quadruped robot dog is built for that gap: a four-legged machine that walks into terrain wheels and tracks struggle with, then uses a high-speed fan to push the airflow and turn the direction in which fire spreads.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind the machine

The robot is made by Beijing Topsky Intelligent Equipment Group Co., Ltd., a company established in 2003. Topsky works in emergency equipment, and the same brand appears across several robots in this store, from firefighting platforms to reconnaissance and transport dogs. For a buyer in the Caribbean, where fire services, industrial sites and civil protection offices often share equipment and training, that family approach matters: one control philosophy and one expansion approach can serve several jobs.

You will find the wider range under Quadrupeds and, for the more general-purpose legged platforms, under Standard Quadrupeds.

Positioning and key technology

This model is intelligent equipment designed specifically for fire emergency response. Its distinguishing idea is simple: rather than only carrying water or reconnaissance gear, it uses high-speed airflow to change the direction of fire spread, so that crews can steer a fire away from people, assets or access routes.

Three things make that practical. First, the legged chassis can stand, fold down and climb. Second, four solid-state lidars give the machine terrain perception, including stairs. Third, a handheld integrated remote control terminal combines control of the robot dog with control of the fan, so one operator handles both. The power system is a quick-plug lithium battery that can be replaced at any time, and the machine carries various modules with expansion interfaces that support secondary development.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the fan airflow or wind speed, the fan power, the maximum travel speed, the operating temperature range, the remote control range, the charging time, the contents of the box, the camera and thermal imaging equipment or the noise level; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes this robot different from a conventional firefighting robot?

Most firefighting robots are judged by how much extinguishing agent they throw. This one is judged by what it does to the fire's path. The fan changes the airflow around a fire, which is a different tool from a nozzle, and it suits situations where the aim is to control the direction of spread rather than to soak a target directly.

The second difference is the way it moves. A legged chassis with a maximum step height of 20-25cm on stairs, and the ability to climb up and down 40cm steps going forward, is meant for places that are awkward for other platforms. It can also climb industrial hollow metal stairs, which are common in plants and chemical parks. When the machine is not working, it folds: the whole machine folded measures 880mm×460mm×(565±100)mm, against 1098mm×450mm×(1080±100)mm standing, which helps with transport and storage.

The third difference is ruggedness. The protection level is IP67, and the standing load reaches a maximum of 120Kg, while the continuous walking load is above 40Kg. Those figures give the machine room for added modules through its expansion interfaces.

How long can it work and how is it powered?

The battery is an integrated plug-in high-performance lithium pack with 22.4Ah capacity and 72V nominal voltage, rated at 1600Wh or more. The endurance is 4-6 hours under comprehensive operation. The quick plug structure means the battery can be replaced at any time, so a crew with a spare pack can keep the machine working through a long incident. If you plan a rotation of packs, ask us about charging when you request your quotation.

Who is the Topsky High-speed fan firefighting quadruped robot dog for?

Fire and rescue services are the obvious buyers, particularly those responsible for brush and grassland fires, high-rise buildings and industrial areas. Operators of chemical parks and similar facilities can use it to keep fire away from sensitive areas, and teams responsible for underground spaces will value a machine that goes where people should not.

Research groups and system integrators form another segment. Expansion interfaces and support for secondary development allow them to build on the platform.

If your priority is a different fire role, compare the Topsky Assistive firefighting quadruped robot dog. If you need observation rather than airflow, look at the Topsky Auxiliary reconnaissance quadruped robot dog, and for carrying equipment, the Topsky Auxiliary transportation quadruped robot dog. Our team can help you choose between them.

What is the Topsky High-speed fan firefighting quadruped robot dog used for?

1. Forest fires: moving through rough ground to change the direction of fire spread.
2. Grassland fires: steering the flame front where open terrain lets fire run.
3. High-rise building fires: climbing stairs, including industrial hollow metal stairs, with a maximum step height of 20-25cm.
4. Underground space rescue: entering confined spaces that are hard for crews to reach.
5. Chemical park fires: working near hazards while the operator stays at a distance at the handheld terminal.
6. Post disaster duty: remaining on station after the incident, using its endurance of 4-6 hours under comprehensive operation.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed: tell us your application, the number of units and your location, and we prepare an offer for you. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Topsky High-speed fan firefighting quadruped robot dog is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What protection rating does the robot have?

The protection level is IP67.

How much can it carry?

The standing load is a maximum of 120Kg, and the continuous walking load is above 40Kg.

Can it climb stairs?

Yes. The maximum step height is 20-25cm, and it can climb industrial hollow metal stairs. It can also climb up and down 40cm steps going forward.

How is it controlled?

A handheld integrated remote control terminal controls both the robot dog and the fan.

How is the battery replaced?

The lithium battery has a quick plug structure and can be replaced at any time. It has 22.4Ah capacity, 72V nominal voltage and rated energy of 1600Wh or more.

Can I add my own equipment or software?

The machine is equipped with various modules and expansion interfaces, and it supports secondary development.

Where can I buy the Topsky High-speed fan firefighting quadruped robot dog and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. Send us your requirements and we will prepare an offer; no price is listed here.

Summary

Reaching a fire is half the task; changing what it does is the other half. This legged platform addresses both with a fan for airflow, lidar for terrain perception, a stair-climbing chassis that folds for transport, and a battery that can be swapped quickly. Its IP67 rating, 120Kg standing load and 4-6 hour endurance under comprehensive operation make it a serious option for fire services and industrial sites. For a quotation, or to compare it with other Topsky robots, this page is the starting point.