K9 SCOUT

A sub-6 lb throwable sUGV built for rapid deployment in tight, high-risk environments, delivering instant live video and reliable mobility so teams can gain visual access fast without exposing personnel.

SPECIFICATIONS

FORM FACTOR: 2WD throwable sUGV (tail-dragger style for stability and shock tolerance).

DEPLOYMENT: Hand-thrown rapid emplacement for immediate interior/low-visibility look.

DURABILITY: Ruggedized construction designed to tolerate real-world drops, impacts, and sustained field use

MOBILITY: 4WD drivetrain optimized for thresholds, debris, uneven terrain, and mixed interior/exterior environments

VISION: Live EO camera feed with integrated LED headlights for interior and low-light operations

CONTROL + VIDEO: Android or Windows-based ground control station with live video, driving controls

LINK: Configurable control architectures including short-range Wi-Fi, long-range radio, or cellular extended-range options

CONSTRUCTION: Rugged ASA-CF enclosure with TPU tires for durability and grip

SERVICEABILITY: Field-friendly modular access to drivetrain, battery, electronics, and attachment interfaces

IN THE KIT:

Batteries & Smart Lithium Charger

Two American made Nexus Battery Systems 5S1P 5Ah batteries. Ovonic smart charger with dual charging, bench power supply capabilities, and multi-voltage charging. Comes pre-configured for our 5S Nexus batteries.

Ground Control Station

Any windows or android laptop, phone, or tablet for vehicle control and sensor data backhaul may be chosen. Clients may also choose from several joystick controllers to pair with their GCS. Clients may opt to use their own devices as well.

Field Repair Kit

Screw driver set and soldering iron for repairs in the field. Kits also include extra parts for gearbox repairs in the field. Replacement parts can be ordered at any time directly from us. Government agencies may choose to purchase access to our files for printing their own replacement parts in-house.

Kit Transport

Clients can choose from two transport options.

The Base Station layout with a Condition1 hard case.

Or our Dismounted Kit with the vehicle broken down and packed in an assault pack sized Watershed drybag.

Drivetrain

K9 Scout comes standard with our TPU tires, clients may request specific drivetrain attachment development by our engineering team.

Cellular/SIM

If clients opt to upgrade to remote cellular/LTE control the kit will include an activated SIM card in the carrier of their choosing and the vehicle pre-configured for cellular controls. This option can be upgraded at any time after purchase.

Vision Sensors

Sensor quality can be upgraded to mission requirements, ranging in options from low cost UVC webcams or FLIR Boson thermal models.

sUGV Vehicle

Vehicle will come assembled ready-to-operate as configured by the client. The entire vehicle can be disassembled and repaired with only a screwdriver. The vehicle is not rated for submersion.

PURCHASE

USING THIS TOOL.

K9 Scout is employed to gain visual access into areas where personnel exposure is unacceptable or unnecessary. During entries, searches, and standoff situations, the K9 Scout can be advanced ahead of officers or operators to confirm hazards, locate subjects, and verify routes without committing a person to the threshold. The system is typically used in short cycles: deploy for a look, drive to clear angles, hold for observation when needed, then reposition as conditions change.

Employment Examples:

Threshold check (throw-in): From cover, throw the K9 Scout past the fatal funnel, allow it to settle, then clear near corners and identify occupants, hazards, or obstructions.

Hallway movement: Drive Scout down the hallway ahead of the stack, stopping at doorways to check angles and confirm the next segment is clear before moving personnel.

Room-to-room progression: After a clear, rethrow or roll Scout into the next room to confirm vacancy or locate a subject prior to committing officers or operators.

Barricaded subject / standoff: Place Scout in a protected position with line of sight on primary avenues, maintain observation, and reposition only to regain or improve angle.

Vehicle approach: Send Scout under and around a vehicle to check for movement, hazards, or hidden persons without placing an officer on the bumper.

Obstacle and threshold traversal: Use steady throttle to climb over door thresholds, debris, and uneven flooring; pause after each obstacle to reorient and reestablish a clean visual.

Low-light interiors: Use headlights to work dark rooms, basements, and closets; keep speed low to maintain image clarity and reduce washout.

Extended overwatch: Leave Scout posted as a static observation & communications node when time is needed, using endurance to maintain eyes-on with periodic micro-repositions to refresh angles.