People in the hazard zone
Samples, spare parts and tools are carried by people: across blast-hole patterns, along haul roads, next to running equipment. Every trip needs a permit, and every trip puts a person back in the zone.
Tracked robotic platform for plants with secured grounds: moves cargo, samples and tools, works unmanned in hazardous areas, and clears roads in winter.

Samples, spare parts and tools are carried by people: across blast-hole patterns, along haul roads, next to running equipment. Every trip needs a permit, and every trip puts a person back in the zone.
The dump bed carries samples, spare parts and tools along a recorded route between shops and yards. Up to 200 kg on VETER SCINK, up to 600 kg on VETER TEGU.
The machine is what goes into the blast zone, along the haul roads and up to running equipment. A person assigns the job from a tablet and collects the cargo outside the zone.
Snow blower or blade: the roads between shops are cleared on schedule, before the shift starts.
The flail mower cuts grass along fences and on vacant ground inside the perimeter.
Hauls loads, mows grass and clears snow in residential communities, courtyards and work sites. Flail mower in summer, snow blower in winter: the operator drives it by remote, or the machine runs a recorded route by itself. It is narrow enough for gaps between buildings and tight courtyards where a bigger machine has no room to turn.
Moves heavy loads around the orchard, the field and the farmyard. At harvest it hauls crop or other cargo out of the rows: in follow mode it stays right behind the operator, and on a recorded route it runs the rows by itself. Swap the module with the season: harvest hauling and mowing in summer, snow in winter.
Hauls and dumps crops, soil, tools and supplies. Available in both lines.
Clears snow from roads and lots. Available in both lines.
Clears roads and grades lots. Available in both lines.
Shreds grass and brush on roadsides and between rows. Available in both lines.
On tracks, the robot gets through snow and mud and turns in place. On dry ground it climbs grades of up to 30 degrees.
From then on, the robot repeats it to within centimeters. Between buildings and indoors, where there is no satellite signal, it navigates by lidar.
The whole farm is on the tablet's map: assign a job in two taps and see the robot's status right on the screen.
Yes. Lidar-based localization doesn't depend on satellites; satellite navigation is used in open areas.
A dedicated algorithm monitors the machine's surroundings and stops it for obstacles and people.
VETER SCINK carries up to 200 kg at up to 12 km/h; VETER TEGU, up to 600 kg at up to 20 km/h.
The site is on the tablet's map, and a job takes two taps. The route and the machine's status are right on the screen.
Describe the job and the conditions, and we'll tell you whether a standard machine will handle it or it calls for custom work.