Robotics
TOM SHAW supplies and integrates Ghost Robotics legged robots, including the Vision 60 quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle, for defence, government, industry and critical-infrastructure security across Australia.
Ghost Robotics makes legged robots for defence and commercial work. Its Vision 60 is a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle (Q-UGV): a four-legged robot designed to be customised for real-world missions. TOM SHAW supplies Ghost Robotics robots in Australia and integrates them into your use case, alongside TOM SHAW Robotics.
Legs let a robot go where wheels and tracks struggle: stairs, rubble, uneven ground and tight spaces. That makes a quadruped useful wherever a job is dangerous, repetitive or remote, and people are better kept at a distance.
Two broad groups of Australian organisations.
A ground robot that can go ahead of people into places that are hazardous or unknown, carrying sensors to see and report back. TOM SHAW supplies and integrates the platform; how it is used is shaped by each organisation's own requirements.
Inspection and security for utilities, mining, industrial plants and critical infrastructure: routine rounds, checks in hazardous areas, and patrols of large or remote sites.
For specifications, see Vision 60 on the Ghost Robotics website.
We start with what the robot has to do, where and for whom, and shape the robot and its payloads around that.
We source Ghost Robotics robots for organisations in Australia.
We put the robot to work in your inspection, security or operational use case, alongside TOM SHAW Robotics, and connect it with the systems your team already uses where that is needed.
TOM SHAW is a cyber security company. A robot that moves through your site and sends data back is part of your attack surface, so we plan how it connects, who can control it and where its data goes before it goes live. For industrial sites, that sits naturally with Stealth Connect, our industrial IoT security platform.
TOM SHAW also supplies and integrates Unitree robots, from the Go2 robot dog and the B2 industrial quadruped to the G1 and H1 humanoids. Which brand fits depends on the mission, the environment and your organisation's requirements. Tell us what the robot needs to do and we will recommend one.
Yes. TOM SHAW supplies and integrates Ghost Robotics robots, including the Vision 60, for organisations in Australia.
No. TOM SHAW supplies and integrates Ghost Robotics robots, but is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ghost Robotics.
Ghost Robotics describes the Vision 60 as a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle (Q-UGV) built to be customised for commercial and defence needs. Specifications are published on the Ghost Robotics website.
A quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle: a four-legged robot that works on the ground without a person on board. Legs let it handle stairs, rubble and uneven terrain that challenge wheeled and tracked vehicles.
Routine inspection rounds, checks in hazardous or hard-to-reach areas, and security patrols of large or remote sites, such as utilities, mines, industrial plants and critical infrastructure.
It depends on the configuration, payloads and the integration involved. Tell us what you need and we will give you a quote.
Tell us what the robot needs to do and where it will work.
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