Novatiq enters robotics market with SCORP throwable robot
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The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) that joins the growing ranks of throwable robots
SCORP can retrace its path when losing communication with its controller
View from SCORP's front camera
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) has a camera on each side
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) controller
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) controller
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) and controller
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) and controller
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) is the first offering from Novatiq
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) can climb stairs
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) can climb stairs
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) is designed to handle rough terrain
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) is designed to handle rough terrain
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
The SCORP Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV)
Views from SCORP's four side cameras
Article Summary
After 15 months of development, privately-owned Swiss company Novatiq is set to enter the robotics market with its first offering, SCORP. Designed for scouting and surveillance applications, SCORP is a Micro Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MUGV) that joins the growing ranks of throwable robots. As such, it is small, rugged and lightweight enough to be carried in a backpack and thrown into buildings or over rough terrain.
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