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Robots on your problem.

Three examples of how we would put the team to work. None of them is a product off the shelf: each starts with your problem, runs in simulation, then runs on your ground.

Bring us a problemMeet the machines

On the farm

Treat the weeds, not the whole field.

How we would do it: UAV1 flies over and marks the patches that need work. The ground vehicle drives to each one and treats only that spot.

Works today: mapped routes on RTK and flights with the camera. Tested in simulation: weeding a crop row scored end to end. Next: the spot-treatment tool, the drone-to-ground hand-off (in simulation first) and a pilot on your field.

Example tools: spot sprayer, mechanical weeder, soil probeIn development
Bring us a farm problem

On an industrial site

Daily rounds without the walking.

How we would do it: UAV1 checks the fence line or the panel rows from above. The ground vehicle does the rounds on a route it has learned, carrying sensors or parts. Machines you already run on ArduPilot or PX4 join the same station.

Works today: learned routes, coming home on its own, command over Starlink and machines on ArduPilot or PX4 joining. Next: the sensor kit and a pilot on your site.

Example tools: thermal camera, sensor kit, cargo boxIn development
Bring us an industry problem

On a mission

Nobody on the dangerous stretch.

How we would do it: UAV1 scouts the route ahead. The ground vehicle carries the supplies along it, and several can follow one another.

Works today: learned routes, coming home on its own and centimetre positioning. Tested in simulation: three vehicles in formation. In development: finding the way when GPS is weak. Next: a military mesh radio for the link and a pilot with a unit.

Example tools: cargo, relay radio, sensor payloadIn development
Bring us a defence problem

How an engagement runs

From your problem to working machines, in four steps.

  1. Understand the problem

    On your field, site or route, with the people who do the work today.

  2. Prove it in simulation

    The plan runs on our simulation twin first, with the same software the machines run.

  3. Pilot on your ground

    Our machines, yours, or both, on your problem, under one operator.

  4. Run it

    The machines take over the repeating work, and we stay with you while they do.

Put them to work on your problem.

Bring us a field, a site or a mission. We will show you what the machines would do with it.

Bring us a problem

Crabpilot s.r.o. is a two-founder company from the Czech Republic. Defence work goes through authorised end users and Czech and EU export rules. About the company