ProductsRZTM-1 Firefighting Robot
Firefighting & Emergency Response

RZTM-1
Firefighting
Robot

A wheeled-legged quadruped platform engineered for the most lethal fire and rescue environments. Combines a 60 m water cannon, AI fire detection, compound gas sensing, and emergency communications into a single deployable unit — keeping firefighters out of harm’s way.

60 m
Water Range
30 kg
Payload
IP67
Protection
3.5 h loaded
Endurance
-20°C ~ +55°C
Temp Range
RZTM-1 firefighting quadruped robot with water cannon — front view

RZTM-1 with PSKD8/40WB-D-HG/LI motorized water cannon module

Why RZTM-1

Core Advantages

Every capability in the RZTM-1 was designed around a single constraint: the robot must be able to do what a firefighter cannot safely do.

Firefighter Safety First

Replaces personnel in the most lethal zones — high-temperature, toxic, oxygen-depleted, and structurally unstable environments — eliminating direct human exposure.

Integrated Fire Suppression

Onboard motorized water cannon (water/foam dual-mode) with ±30° horizontal and +15°~+70° vertical articulation. Dual-layer self-cooling spray system sustains operation in extreme heat.

Multi-Spectral Reconnaissance

Dual-light pan-tilt unit combines HD visible-light and infrared thermal imaging for real-time penetration through smoke, darkness, and steam.

Compound Gas Detection

Continuously monitors toxic/flammable gas concentrations, oxygen levels, and ambient temperature/humidity. Triggers pre-emptive explosion and poisoning alerts.

Emergency Comms Relay

Integrated wideband/narrowband self-organizing mesh network extends command connectivity up to 1 km line-of-sight — reconnaissance, mapping, and communications in a single unit.

Modular Payload Architecture

Swappable upper modules support CO₂, dry-powder (ABC), and heptafluoropropane suppression agents. Rapid-release mounting enables field reconfiguration in under 5 minutes.

Deployment Contexts

Application Scenarios

Industrial Fire Suppression
Petrochemical / Power Plants

Industrial Fire Suppression

Deploys ahead of personnel into flammable/explosive zones. Water cannon suppresses fire while onboard gas sensors continuously monitor for secondary explosion risk.

Disaster Reconnaissance
Earthquake / Structural Collapse

Disaster Reconnaissance

Navigates rubble and debris fields in GPS-denied environments. Dual-light payload delivers real-time thermal and visual intelligence to the command post.

Emergency Supply Delivery
High-Rise / Confined Spaces

Emergency Supply Delivery

30 kg payload capacity enables transport of fire-retardant materials, medical supplies, or breathing apparatus into areas inaccessible to personnel.

Electrical Facility Fire Response
Substations / Data Centers / Server Rooms

Electrical Facility Fire Response

Supports CO₂, dry-powder, and heptafluoropropane suppression modules — matched to the specific fire class of high-voltage and IT infrastructure environments.

Operational Sequence

Deployment Workflow

01

Vehicle-Mounted Standby

Robot remains in vehicle-mounted charging cradle during transit. Integrated control terminal enables in-vehicle monitoring and mission pre-configuration.

02

On-Scene Deployment

Vehicle-launch mode allows direct activation from the carrier vehicle. Robot exits autonomously and begins forward reconnaissance.

03

Remote Suppression & Recon

Operator adjusts position and cannon orientation via remote control to align with the fire source. AI platform identifies fire points and hazardous targets in real time.

04

Data Logging & Post-Mission Review

All operation records, sensor logs, and video footage are automatically archived for incident investigation and after-action analysis.

Full Specifications

Technical Specifications

Platform Body — RZTM-1

Standing Dimensions930 × 480 × 585 mm
Folded Dimensions930 × 630 × 200 mm
Total Weight (incl. battery)41 kg
Operating Temperature-20°C ~ +55°C
Protection RatingIP67
Battery54V, 9.35Ah × 2 (hot-swappable dual)
Charge Time< 2 h
Endurance (unloaded / loaded)5 h / 3.5 h | 29 km / 18 km
Max Speed (wheeled)> 8 m/s
Max Speed (legged)> 4 m/s
Stable Working Payload30 kg
Stair Climbing Height25 cm (continuous)
Max Obstacle Clearance80 cm
Loaded Obstacle Clearance50 cm
Minimum Passage Width50 cm
Max Slope Angle45°
LiDAR96-line × 2 (front + rear), 360°×90°, 120 m diameter
FPV Camera8 MP industrial, DFOV 122° / HFOV 111° / VFOV 70°
Auxiliary Lighting4× fill lights (flanking FPV cameras)
IMUAutomotive-grade × 1
GNSSRTK × 1
Ultrasonic SensorsLeft + right, obstacle detection ≤ 3.5 m
Power Output Interfaces5V / 12V / 24V / 48V, max 480 W
Communication InterfacesGbE × 2, USB 3.0 × 2, RS232, RS485, SBUS × 2, PPS
Warranty1 year

Water Cannon Module — PSKD8/40WB-D-HG/LI

Flow Rate (adjustable)20 / 30 / 40 L/s
Range50 m (20 L/s) / 55 m (30 L/s) / 60 m (40 L/s)
Rated Working Pressure0.8 MPa
Maximum Pressure1.2 MPa
Spray Cone Angle≥ 120°
Horizontal Traverse±30°
Vertical Elevation+15° ~ +70°
Weight≤ 20 kg
Inlet InterfaceDN80 quick-connect
Power Supply24 V DC
MaterialAluminium alloy

Suppression Agent Options

CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide)
High-voltage switchgear rooms — Recommended for enclosed electrical environments
ABC Dry Powder (Ammonium Phosphate)
Distribution rooms, general industrial — Standard configuration for power distribution facilities
Heptafluoropropane (HFC-227ea)
Unattended high-voltage rooms, server rooms — Automatic system for unmanned critical infrastructure

All specifications represent laboratory test data. Actual performance may vary based on operating environment, payload configuration, and usage conditions. Contact our engineering team for site-specific performance estimates.

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Technical Datasheet
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About RZTM-1 Firefighting Quadruped Robot

Answers to the most common questions from procurement managers, system integrators, and engineering teams evaluating our robotic platforms.

The RZTM-1 is a specialized firefighting quadruped robot designed to enter fire scenes, hazardous chemical environments, and collapsed structures where human entry is unsafe. It performs fire suppression, hazardous gas detection, thermal imaging reconnaissance, and victim search in high-temperature, smoke-filled environments.

The RZTM-1 is engineered for high-temperature fire environments with thermal protection on critical electronics and structural components. It operates in ambient temperatures significantly exceeding standard industrial robot ratings, enabling deployment in active fire scenes.

The RZTM-1 supports a range of firefighting and hazmat payloads including high-pressure water/foam nozzles, thermal imaging cameras, multi-gas detectors (CO, H₂S, CH₄, O₂), 3D LiDAR for structural mapping, and two-way communication systems for remote operator coordination.

The RZTM-1 can execute semi-autonomous and fully autonomous missions using SLAM navigation in GPS-denied, smoke-filled environments. Operators can monitor and override remotely via a ruggedized control station with real-time video and sensor feeds.

The RZTM-1 is deployed by municipal fire departments, industrial fire brigades at petrochemical facilities, oil and gas terminals, power plants, and military/civil defense organizations. It is particularly suited for confined space rescue and CBRN incident response.

Unlike wheeled firefighting robots, the RZTM-1’s quadruped locomotion allows it to climb stairs, cross rubble, navigate debris fields, and operate on uneven terrain inside collapsed buildings — environments where wheeled platforms cannot operate.

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