Colossus operates remotely, keeping crews out of immediate danger in high-risk firefighting scenarios such as structural fires, tunnel interventions, nuclear facilities, and industrial plants. Its rugged tracks, 45° slope climbing capability, and thermal resistance ensure safe mobility over debris, rubble, and uneven terrain.

Colossus supports eight tool-free interchangeable modules, including a water/foam cannon, video turret, motorized bull bar, stretcher, transport basket, sensor tray (CBRN/gas), mesh relay, and breathing air system. Modules can be swapped in under 30 seconds to adapt to evolving missions.

Colossus can carry up to 500 kg of equipment or casualties and operate for up to 12 hours on a full charge, powered by six quick-swap Shark Energy lithium-ion batteries.

Yes. While primarily developed for industrial and urban firefighting, Colossus can be deployed on forest fire edges to support hose deployment, create firebreaks, and transport heavy gear through rough terrain.

With its compact format and standard doorway clearance (78 cm), Colossus can be operational within minutes. Tool-free module swaps take under 30 seconds, enabling rapid adaptation to mission needs.

Yes. Its in-house control system allows the integration of AI-based capabilities such as obstacle detection, telemetry analysis, and mission data processing, ensuring continuous technological upgrades.

Unlike manual operations, Colossus delivers remote fire suppression at 3,800 L/min, navigates debris-filled zones without exposing firefighters to danger, and performs multiple mission roles, from smoke extraction to casualty evacuation, in one platform.