The Topsky RXR-C11 is an all-terrain, four-wheel-drive robotic platform built to carry radar and antenna payloads into the field while operators remain at a safe standoff distance. Its double-wishbone independent suspension lets each wheel respond to bumps on its own, reducing chassis pitching and keeping the sensor head consistently positioned near the surface — a real advantage for detection work on uneven ground. The platform climbs 35-degree slopes and stair-like obstacles, carries a load of 40 kg or more, and stays under 48 kg itself, keeping it in the portable class for two-person transport between sites. A quick-switch mount for multi-functional antennas allows the operator to swap sensor heads to suit the task, and the battery supports 4 hours of endurance at speeds up to 1.2 m/s.

The RXR-C11 is positioned for short-range detection workflows such as infrastructure inspection, route reconnaissance, and sensor-based surveying. As a mobile carrier for ground-penetrating-radar-style sensing, it supports utility locating and subsurface screening ahead of excavation, maintenance, or construction — helping identify buried infrastructure and anomalies where maps are incomplete. Its compact footprint and stair/slope capability also suit first-look reconnaissance in warehouses, plants, tunnels, and mixed indoor-outdoor facilities, reducing the time technicians spend in traffic-adjacent, unstable, or contaminated areas. Listed specifications are vendor-published; Robotix Market confirms the current manufacturer datasheet and configuration with your quotation.