XBOT robots are cutting-edge inspection tools designed for a variety of challenging environments. They excel at providing accurate, efficient, and safe inspections in places like crawlspaces, rooftops, and even unsafe structures.

XBOT robots deliver real-time, high-definition videos, photos, and sensor readouts. This comprehensive data suite ensures the most thorough inspection possible.

XBOT robots automatically organize all gathered data into individual job folders. This feature simplifies record-keeping and streamlines post-inspection analysis.

The XBOT series includes three main models: the Xtreme, the Optimus, and the Xplorer. Additionally, customers have the option to customize their own XBOT with specific features.

Each XBOT model offers a unique set of features. For example, the Xtreme includes a laser for highly accurate measurements, while the Optimus boasts a 110° wide-angle, 5x zoom, pan/tilt HD camera. The Xplorer comes with an 8" tablet with preloaded software. All models offer crawlspace operability, a WiFi range extender, and more.

Yes, all XBOT models (Xtreme, Optimus, and Xplorer) are designed for crawlspace operability. 

No. However, Tobor Technology has developed XBOT robots that can traverse almost any kind of rooftop. The XBOT platform is designed to navigate complex roof structures with unique patented technology that prevents tipping, rolling, losing connection, or running off edges.

Yes. By changing to super-strong magnetic treads, XBOT robots can navigate metal roofs with ease.

Yes. Most XBOT models are equipped with cameras that offer 360-degree pan and tilt capabilities, allowing for comprehensive visual inspections.

Yes. XBOT robots provide a real-time view in full 4k resolution, ensuring that what you see on the control computer matches the recorded video.

Yes. XBOT robots can be connected to a control tablet via an Ethernet cable, which is particularly useful in environments where wireless connection may be unreliable, such as ductwork.

XBOT robots support job management, allowing users to define job locations and names. They also store photos and videos in dedicated job folders, include a high-quality image editing utility, and offer flexible storage options on the control tablet or USB memory stick.

XBOT models can be equipped with forward-looking sonar to prevent collisions and down-looking sonar to prevent falls. The patented "Never-stuck" system also enables XBOTs to traverse pipes and other obstacles.

Yes, depending on the model. Some XBOTs offer laser ranging with millimeter accuracy, forward-looking sonar for obstacle distance, and a tape-measure feature to display cumulative distance traveled.

Yes. Certain XBOT models feature a mast system that raises the camera, and a "PEEK-A-BOO" mode that allows the robot to approach and peek over obstacles.

The Xtreme weighs 7.66 lbs with belts and 9 lbs with tires. It measures 14.5"L x 12"W with belts and 16"L x 15.5"W with tires.  

The Optimus weighs 6.25 lbs with belts and 7.9 lbs with tires. It measures 14.5"L x 12"W with belts and 16"L x 15.5"W with tires.  

The Xplorer weighs 6.25 lbs with belts and 7.9 lbs with tires. It measures 14.5"L x 12"W with belts and 16"L x 15.5"W with tires.  

XBOT robots come with a joystick controller for user-friendly operation. 

XBOT robots stand out due to their patented technology, comprehensive feature set, and focus on real-world applications. They offer superior navigation capabilities, advanced sensor technology, and robust construction, making them a top choice for professional inspection needs.