The Topsky Tianlong Conquest C41 is a high-mobility tracked firefighting robot built to reduce responder exposure to extreme heat, toxic gases, and unstable structures. It pairs a long-range water cannon for standoff fire suppression with practical field capabilities, including dragging charged fire hoses and transporting rescue equipment and materials. Rated to an IP67 protection level and a high explosion-proof grade (ExdIIB+H2T6Gb), it is designed for fire-scene environments that may include water spray, foam residue, dust, and certain hazardous atmospheres, subject to the applicable certification scope. A traction force of at least 4,500 N lets it drag two DN80 full water hoses over 100 m or more, addressing one of the most physically demanding parts of industrial firefighting.

Beyond suppression, the C41 integrates with a networked cloud platform that streams real-time operational data such as robot position, battery level, audio and video, and gas environment detection, supporting remote assessment, route planning, and hazard identification when smoke degrades visibility. Support for multiple types of toxic and harmful gas detection aligns with industrial safety needs across chemical plants, warehouses, tunnels, and substations. With published climbing ability of at least 77% (37 degrees), 300 mm obstacle crossing, and 500 mm wading depth, the C41 is engineered for uneven terrain and industrial layouts where debris, curbs, ramps, and puddles would impede conventional wheeled vehicles.