Drop the bot into Difficult, Dirty or Dangerous Environments and sit back and enjoy the Live 4K Video-Feed on a monitor without putting your crew into harm’s way.

The robot shipped out and was received without any trouble but when the engineers brought the Inspection Robot out into the field, they realized they had a problem…

If you are a homeowner, engineer or inspector, how do you know what to look for in an Inspection Robot?

Learn more about Inspectorbots on their official website. You might also enjoy reading about their impressive creation, the Super Megabot, capable of carrying a person and towing a Humvee!

Chris Rogers’ dedication to robotics and his commitment to safety have made Inspectorbots a respected name in the industry. His Vision continues to drive Innovation, pushing the Boundaries of what Robots can achieve.

So Instead of sending an agent in with a handgun, flashlight and camera, these brave border patrol agents can now send the bot in to do all the dirty, difficult, and dangerous work.

Nothing seems to stop this durable little robot. She wears her scars proudly. Dirty, dented, weathered and scarred, she continues to provide value data for Inspectorbots and their customers.

This thing has everything you need to tackle even the toughest Inspection Projects.

We scrambled to put together five of our largest robots and I shipped them off to Switzerland.

You can see my Patents Online at the USPTO website:

“Remotely Operated Robotic Platform” Patent Number: 9,052,165

“Pan/Tilt Mount for Remote Operation of Weapons or Tools” Patent Number: 8,516,943

The Idea was to load it with Rubber, Non-Lethal Rounds or Pepper Balls for Law Enforcement and SWAT. Very Bad-Ass!

The Super Mega Bot was faster, stronger, and more capable than its predecessor. The Assembly process quicker. Sales Skyrocketed!