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SEVNCE Explosion-Proof Quadruped
SEVNCE Robotics' explosion-proof quadruped — among the first series-produced robot dogs in an explosion-proof design (Ex IIB T4 Gb). Built for oil, gas and chemical plants: it carries up to 30 kg of inspection equipment, runs 2–3 hours per charge, and its housing withstands dust and water jets (IP66). Deployed by major petrochemical operators.
Specifications
- Ex certification
- Ex IIB T4 Gb
- Payload
- up to 30 kg
- Protection
- IP66
- Runtime
- 2–3 h
- Speed
- up to 1 m/s
- Obstacle clearance
- up to 200 mm
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Applications
- Rounds of oil and gas processing units in explosive atmospheres
- Gas concentration monitoring and leak detection with onboard analyzers
- Thermal inspection of chemical plant equipment
- Replacing personnel on inspections in hazardous zones
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