K9 BREACHER
An ultra-rugged 4WD tactical sUGV built for deliberate reconnaissance and special missions, with support for servo-powered mission specific attachments.

SPECIFICATIONS
FORM FACTOR: 4WD tactical sUGV with a compact, stable chassis for controlled indoor and exterior movement
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DEPLOYMENT: Driven emplacement from covered positions for deliberate approach, inspection, and standoff tasks
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DURABILITY: Ruggedized construction designed to tolerate real-world drops, impacts, and sustained field use
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MOBILITY: 4WD drivetrain optimized for thresholds, debris, uneven terrain, and mixed interior/exterior environments
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VISION: Live EO camera feed with integrated LED headlights for interior and low-light operations
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CONTROL + VIDEO: Android or Windows-based ground control station with live video, driving controls
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LINK: Configurable control architectures including short-range Wi-Fi, long-range radio, or cellular extended-range options
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CONSTRUCTION: Rugged ASA-CF enclosure with TPU tires for durability and grip
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SERVICEABILITY: Field-friendly modular access to drivetrain, battery, electronics, and attachment interfaces
USING THIS TOOL.
K9 Breacher is intended for situations where a controlled, ground-based approach provides a tactical advantage and where additional mobility, endurance, communication, or task-specific tooling is required. It is typically employed when a throwable system is insufficient due to distance, terrain, or the need to interact with the environment beyond observation alone. The platform supports mission-specific adaptation through servo-powered attachments mounted via Picatinny rails and a quick-connect interface. This allows Breacher to be configured for inspection, remote payload deployment, or controlled interaction tasks while keeping officers or operators at standoff distance.
Employment Examples:
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Deliberate approach to a barricaded subject: Drive Breacher forward from cover to establish visual contact with a doorway or hallway, maintain observation, and use two-way audio for verbal commands or negotiation without advancing personnel.
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Extended hallway or open-area movement: Use Breacher to cover longer interior distances where throwable systems lose effectiveness, stopping at intervals to check doorways, corners, and intersections before personnel movement.
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Vehicle inspection: Drive Breacher under and around a vehicle to check for occupants, hazards, or suspicious items while maintaining safe standoff distance.
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Exterior approach over uneven ground: Use 4WD mobility to move across gravel, dirt, curbs, or debris toward a structure, maintaining visual coverage during approach.
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Attachment-supported inspection: Equip Breacher with a servo-powered attachment to illuminate, probe, or inspect areas that are difficult to view directly, such as behind cover, around corners, or through partially obstructed openings.
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Non-lethal deterrent delivery: From a protected position, use our purpose-built attachment to deploy non-lethal deterrents or signaling devices at a controlled distance, allowing officers to influence behavior or disperse individuals while minimizing direct physical contact and reducing risk to both officers and agitators.
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Standoff observation: Position Breacher with a clear line of sight on a primary avenue or point of interest and maintain eyes-on for extended periods, repositioning only to refresh angles or adjust coverage.
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Post-entry security: After a structure is cleared, place Breacher to monitor hallways, stairwells, or secondary access points while personnel conduct follow-on tasks.
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Route and obstacle assessment: Advance Breacher ahead of personnel to identify obstacles, unstable flooring, or debris that could affect movement or safety before committing officers or operators.
