Market context

Trakr is Addverb's quadruped robot for industrial inspection and autonomous field mobility.

Target environment: Industrial sites, outdoor field environments and inspection routes.
Workflow context: Autonomous navigation, industrial inspection, patrol, data capture and remote supervision.
Deployment model: Commercial quadruped robot deployed for inspection and site-monitoring tasks.
Commercial maturity: Public Addverb quadruped product for inspection-oriented robotics.
Adoption constraints: Requires route setup, site safety validation, sensor configuration and reliable operation across uneven terrain.
Market position: Legged inspection robot extending Addverb's automation range beyond warehouse-only systems.
Adjacent products: Quadruped inspection robot for field mobility, patrol and industrial asset monitoring.

Audience

Industrial operators

Autonomous navigation, industrial inspection, patrol, data capture and remote supervision.

Industrial sites, outdoor field environments and inspection routes.

Standing Height: 280 mm
Perception System: Intelligent detection and avoidance
Operation Modes: Optional voice function and optional side-follow system
Developer Support: Secondary development supported
Locomotion: Agile quadruped locomotion
Task Scope: Surveillance, assistive monitoring, industrial safety, and payload-carrying tasks
Operational Role: Quadruped robot assistant for surveillance and industrial safety workflows
Payload Capacity Kg Range: 5 kg on Trakr 5; 20 kg carry on Trakr 20
Runtime Minutes: 90 minutes reported for 5 kg Trakr configuration