MANIPULATOR REACH
3.4 m
TOOL PAYLOAD
180 kg
ENDURANCE
14 h
CORE DIAMETER
Ø 63 mm
CREW ONBOARD
0
THREE JOBS, ONE CHASSIS
First in. Last to leave.
01 / SURVEY
Maps the unknown
Enters unmapped drifts, voids, and post-blast zones before anything else, building the live 3D model the whole fleet plans against.
02 / SAMPLING
Cores and assays
The wrist-mounted coring tool pulls Ø 63 mm samples and runs onboard spectral assay, so grade maps update in hours instead of weeks.
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DESIGN
Small enough to go anywhere
SCOUT fits through a standard drift cross-section and climbs 35° rubble on sealed tracks. The seven-axis manipulator trades tools automatically, coring head, torque wrench, gripper, sensor dock, from a magazine on its back.
Its mast carries the same perception stack as ATLAS, which is the point: every SCOUT survey is instantly legible to every machine in the fleet.
DRIVETRAIN
Sealed electric tracks, 35° grade, 8 km/h tramming
MANIPULATOR
7-axis, 180 kg tool payload, automatic tool magazine
PERCEPTION
Mast LiDAR + radar + thermal, shared fleet world-model
ASSAY
Onboard XRF spectral analysis, results in-shift
See SCOUT work a face
Field demos run monthly at the Perth field station from 2028.