Areas of operation

The Wolf reduces human interaction to a minimum, thereby providing sustainable protection for emergency personnel during high-risk reconnaissance, security, fire-fighting or recovery activities.

But the Wolf means one thing above all: pure flexibility. The unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) can be used as a mobile platform for a wide variety of applications and tasks in the civilian sector. With up to 3 tonnes of tractive force and a top speed of 15 km/h, the Wolf combines power and speed in impressive style on almost any terrain. However, the Wolf is only completed by individual set-up in combination with a unique control and communication technology.

The current Wolf R1 model has a specific superstructure for the operational support of the fire brigade. As a multifunctional, tactical operational robot, the R1 already operates successfully in the following scenarios:

• Fire-fighting in rough terrain
• Fire-fighting in buildings
• Support in fire-fighting operations through thermal imaging
• Support in fire-fighting operations during the reconnaissance of the attack squad
• Recovery operation with winch
• Hazardous substance detection by means of a RAMAN spectrometer
• Hazardous substance handling with a remote manipulator
• Semi-autonomous fire-fighting
• Semi-autonomous entry and exit of rooms
• Semi-autonomous driving on extinguishing routes
• Semi-autonomous identification and tracking of operations personnel
• Release of overpressure in building structures
• Support of the operation site logistics with trailer coupling and 3 t towing load