Firefighting and reconnaissance robots
Explosion-proof tracked robots carry a water cannon and cameras toward a fire, so crews can stay back.
TopSky · Enterprise & commercial supply in Australia & New Zealand
TopSky firefighting and inspection robots in Australia and New Zealand
Robotx supplies TopSky firefighting, inspection and emergency-response robots in Australia and New Zealand. We assess the hazard and the site, then supply, deploy and support the equipment.
- Founded
- 2003
- Focus
- Firefighting, rescue and inspection robots and safety equipment
TopSky platforms for enterprise
Maker of firefighting, reconnaissance and emergency-response robots and safety equipment. Robotx supplies TopSky platforms in Australia and New Zealand.
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More detailAbout TopSky and how we work with itBackground, where the platforms fit and how Robotx supplies and supports them
What TopSky builds
TopSky was founded in 2003 and builds equipment for firefighting, emergency response and industrial safety. It reports more than 200 patents across its range. Its main product families are:
- Firefighting robots, in electric and petrol-powered versions, with water or foam cannons, cameras and gas sensors. Several are explosion-proof.
- Four-legged robots for firefighting support, reconnaissance, carrying loads and site inspection.
- Forest and grassland firefighting robots, including machines that clear firebreaks.
- Earthquake and structural rescue robots, plus radar and audio-video life detectors.
- Robots for mines, tunnels and urban pipe networks.
- Amphibious vehicles and water rescue robots for floods.
- Gas detectors and displacement monitoring equipment.
TopSky says its life detectors were used by rescue teams after the 2023 earthquake in Türkiye.
Robotx supplies only the non-weaponised part of this range. We do not supply weaponised, riot-control or defence equipment from any manufacturer.
Where TopSky equipment fits in Australia and New Zealand
The best fit is a site where people sometimes need to go somewhere dangerous first: a fire in a plant room or warehouse, a gas leak, a tunnel or a damaged structure. A robot can take the first look or put water on a fire while the crew stays at a safer distance.
Utilities, industrial plants, tunnels and large sites with their own emergency teams are typical users. Gas detection equipment also suits routine monitoring on the same sites.
How Robotx supplies and supports TopSky
We start with a consultation about the hazards you manage and how your emergency response works today. We then assess the site, check certification against your hazardous-area requirements, and set out a recommendation in a written proposal.
If you proceed, Robotx supplies the equipment, sets it up, trains your team and stays your contact for support, servicing, parts and warranty claims.
TopSky in Australia and New Zealand
Have a question about your site? Talk to a specialist.
Who supplies TopSky robots in Australia?
Robotx supplies TopSky firefighting, inspection and emergency-response equipment to industrial, utility and commercial customers in Australia and New Zealand. We start with the hazard you need to manage and the site, then recommend the platform and sensors that fit. Robotx handles supply, set-up, training and ongoing support.
Which TopSky equipment does Robotx supply?
Robotx supplies TopSky's non-weaponised range only: firefighting and reconnaissance robots, inspection and patrol quadrupeds, pipe and search robots, drones and gas detection equipment. We do not supply weaponised, riot-control or defence equipment from any manufacturer.
Are firefighting robots certified for Australian hazardous areas?
It depends on the model and the site. Equipment used in hazardous areas in Australia generally needs suitable certification, such as IECEx or ANZEx, for the zone it will work in. We check each platform's certification against your site's hazardous-area classification before recommending it, and tell you plainly if it doesn't fit.
How much does a firefighting or inspection robot cost?
The main variables are the platform, the sensors and payloads, any integration with your control room or emergency systems, and the training and support you choose. We price once we know the hazard, the site and how the robot will be used. The written proposal itemises equipment, deployment, training and support.
Explore TopSky for your operation.
A Robotx consultation starts with your sites, tasks and constraints. We’ll tell you where robotics fits and where it doesn’t, and what a sensible first deployment would look like.