Designation: | TRP 7-HS |
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Manufacturer: | Oto Melara SpA | |
Product type: | Auxiliary Vehicles | |
Name: | Robot, Unmanned Vehicle |
ÎÒÎ TRP 7-HS Homeland Security is a semi autonomous electric-powered tracked vehicle. Its configuration is tailored to allow off-road and inroad in order to accomplish multiple missions in support of the Homeland Security forces (E,G. Demining, Patrolling, Surveillance, etc.) Payload and specific devices, according to a modular approach, are placed in a protect, easily interchangeable and dismountable box, placed between the two tracks.
The platform is guided and controlled by means of a suite of proprioceptive and eteroceptive sensors and a specifically developed computer system.
The on board Control Unit provides the following functions:
- To manage communications with the Control Station through a wireless modem, and to generate commands and sequences of commands directly to the vehicle actuators, permitting an autonomous way-point navigation capability both outdoor (GPS controlled) and indoor (implementing an innovative "real time location" algorithm)
- To avoid automatically every kind of obstacles guaranteeing the safety of the platform and of people that could face the robot
- To manage information and data provided by the platform sensors
- To implement low-level navigation in tele-operated mode and automatic stabilization
- To record and stored acquired information
OTO TRP 7 Homeland Security version is equipped with a special turret with the following sensors:
- A Laser Ranger Finder, 270° FoV, for obstacles avoidance and indoor localization purposes
- A RTK GPS, 3 cm precision
- A High Definition Video Camera for patrolling missions
OTO TRP 7-HS was designed and developed following an Open Architecture and Modular System concept: the vehicle can be integrated and can cooperate in coordination with other manned and unmanned platforms in a flexible way in order to accomplish to different operational needs.
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