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 Introducing
a new tactical paradigm
Imagine a team of tactical robots. Two post up on the corners
of a target building. One sets up on the front door. Cameras
feed information back to the Command Center while an infiltrator
robot works its way around the building, looking in windows,
listening, watching. All that intel going back to a single-source
control panel.
Lithos Robotics is changing the way we use robots in law
enforcement. Until today, the tactical use of robots in a
hostile situation was limited to a tiny, ground-bound ‘bot
tossed through a window, often by an exposed officer. If it
doesn’t get snagged on clothing or stuck behind furniture,
you might get a view of the room...from a height of three
inches. If you’re lucky, you have access to the local
bomb squad’s robot--the heavy, lumbering one that wasn’t
built for tactical use.
Lithos Robotics takes a leading role in tactical
operations.
Lithos Robotics new line of SWAT/LE robots allows for a completely
different mode of operation. Multiple robots. Roving, agile
tacBot Infilrator recon units. And a network of Sentinel observation
robots. All controlled by a single operator with a single
control device.
Intelligence. It’s what you need to
make smart decisions.
They say only fools rush in. That’s certainly true in
a hot tactical situation. Tactical officers need to have as
much intel about the target as possible: Which room is he
in? Has he moved? Is he trying to slip out under the cover
of darkness?Ê
With the Lithos Tactical Robotic Team, you don’t have
to put your human team in harm’s way until you have the
best possible intelligence on your situation.
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