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Stow & transport
Fits the vehicle you have
Powerful and compact: Kobra 725 stows into a compact footprint and is transportable in small vehicles.
WeightTotal: Less than 550 lb (250 kg)
Teledyne FLIR Defense · Unmanned ground system
FLIR Kobra 725
Powerful, Heavy-Payload Robot
Kobra 725 provides unmatched strength, power, and payload support. It is designed as a remote operational platform with a manipulator arm capable of lifting heavy loads, and it is highly maneuverable in rough terrain and able to climb stairs.
138” (350 cm)Vertical reach
Up to 8 mph(12.9 km/h)
Up to 10 hrsRuntime
Zero radius turnAgility
Missions
A remote operational platform with a manipulator arm capable of lifting heavy loads.
Kobra 725 allows easy integration and deployment of a large range of accessories for EOD, CBRN/HazMat and other applications. Applications include:
- EOD/C-IED missions
- Reconnaissance
- Building inspection
- Remote CBRN detection capability
- HazMat material inspection
- Nuclear power maintenance
- Remote monitoring
Reach & lift
Know the load at every reach
The manipulator's lift rating depends on how far the arm is extended. Two ratings apply: 330 lb (150 kg) close-in, and 100 lb (45 kg) at max extension. Plan heavy lifts with the load held in close.
Close-in
Max extension
Full vertical
Schematic, not to scale
Lift · close-in
330 lb (150 kg)
With the load held close-in.
Lift · extended
100 lb (45 kg)
At max extension.
Reach · vertical
138” (350 cm)
Yet stows into a compact footprint.
Reach · horizontal
74” (189 cm)
High strength manipulator arm.
Mobility
From the tailgate up the stairs
Superior mobility in tough terrain: Kobra 725 extricates itself from rough environments where other robots get stuck or damaged, and surmounts obstacles like jersey barriers.
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Maneuver
Turn in its own length
Kobra 725 is highly maneuverable in rough terrain, with a zero radius turn.
AgilityZero radius turn
SpeedUp to 8 mph (12.9 km/h)
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Climb
Stairs, slopes, barriers
Kobra 725 is able to climb stairs.
TerrainClimbs stairs, slopes, jersey barriers, and other complex terrain
Payloads
One platform, many mission profiles
Expandable by design: the state-of-the-art, IOP-compliant system allows for future payload expansion, so the same robot can be fitted for different jobs.
Typical configuration
The base robot
- 01Mobility platform with a movable deck
- 02High strength manipulator arm
- 03Camera mast with an HD PTZ camera
- 04Several universal payload ports and mounting points
Ports & mounting points
Accessories it can integrate
- Thermal cameras
- Mine clearance tools
- Rangefinders and/or LIDAR
- X-ray equipment
- HazMat/CBRN sensors
- Fiber optic spooler
Examples only, not a list of included items. Tell us the mission when you request a quote.
IOP
An IOP-compliant payload architecture accommodates a wide range of payloads and accessories, enabling multiple different mission-profiles.
Control & awareness
Drive it, see it, share it
Operators run Kobra 725 from the uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System, and the robot joins a Wave Relay® MANET so robots, operators and observers work on the same network.
uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System
Features a tablet with touchscreen control. Includes hand-controller.
Wave Relay® MANET
Connects to the Wave Relay® MANET, to form a robust network in which robots, operators, and observers seamlessly operate together.
Situational awareness
Five (5) or more cameras for mobility and HD inspection, with two-way audio. Multiple HD cameras put zoom and illumination capability at your fingertips.
Specifications
Kobra 725 specs
| Platform | |
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| Weight | Total: Less than 550 lb (250 kg) |
| Runtime & Charging | Up to 10 hrs |
| Mobility | |
| Speed | Up to 8 mph (12.9 km/h) |
| Agility | Zero radius turn |
| Terrain | Climbs stairs, slopes, jersey barriers, and other complex terrain |
| Regulatory | |
| Export Regulations | ITAR |
| Manipulator | |
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| Lift |
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| Reach |
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| Awareness | |
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| Cameras & audio |
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| Control & network | |
| Controller | The uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System features a tablet with touchscreen control. Includes hand-controller. |
| Compatible | Connects to the Wave Relay® MANET, to form a robust network in which robots, operators, and observers seamlessly operate together. |
| Payloads | |
| Payload architecture | An IOP-compliant payload architecture accommodates a wide range of payloads and accessories, enabling multiple different mission-profiles. |
ExportThis product is subject to United States export regulations and may require US authorization prior to export, reexport, or transfer to non-US persons or parties. Diversion contrary to US law is prohibited.
Resources
Documents and support
Datasheet
Kobra 725 datasheet
Applications, features and product specifications.
ServiceRepair Depot
When a repair or calibration falls outside our in-house scope, we coordinate directly with the third-party manufacturer and manage the logistics end to end.
Talk to us210.566.1857
Questions about configuration or payloads? Call us, or email sales@farrwest.com.
FAQ
Questions we get on the phone
How much can the Kobra 725 arm lift?
The manipulator is rated at 330 lb (150 kg) close-in and 100 lb (45 kg) at max extension. The higher figure applies only with the load held close to the robot.
How far does the arm reach?
Vertical: 138” (350 cm). Horizontal: 74” (189 cm). Despite that reach, the robot stows into a compact footprint and is transportable in small vehicles.
Can it climb stairs?
Yes. It climbs stairs, slopes, jersey barriers and other complex terrain, with a zero radius turn and speed up to 8 mph (12.9 km/h).
How is it controlled?
With the uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System, which features a tablet with touchscreen control and includes a hand-controller. Kobra 725 connects to the Wave Relay® MANET, forming a network in which robots, operators and observers operate together.
How long does it run, and what does it weigh?
Runtime is up to 10 hrs. Total weight is less than 550 lb (250 kg).
What payloads can it carry?
Its IOP-compliant payload architecture accommodates a wide range of payloads and accessories. Examples include thermal cameras, mine clearance tools, rangefinders and/or LIDAR, X-ray equipment, CBRN sensors and a fiber optic spooler. Ask us about a specific payload.
Is the Kobra 725 export-controlled?
Yes. Its export regulation category is ITAR: "This product is subject to United States export regulations and may require US authorization prior to export, reexport, or transfer to non-US persons or parties. Diversion contrary to US law is prohibited." Teledyne FLIR products "may be subject to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) (22 C.F.R. Sections 120-130) or the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) (15 C.F.R. Sections 730-774) depending upon specifications for the final product; jurisdiction and classification will be provided upon request."
Why FarrWest
Buying from FarrWest
Cooperative contracts
BuyBoard & PCA vendor
FarrWest is a pre-approved vendor on BuyBoard and Purchasing Cooperative of America (PCA). Government agencies can buy on competitively-bid cooperative contracts, with no lengthy RFP.
ServiceService after the sale
OEM-certified service and support on every product we deliver: functional checks and certified calibration on the manufacturer’s required cycle, back in service in 48–72 hours typical.
Since 2004Woman-owned, HUB-certified
Serving Hazmat, Fire, Police, EMS, and Specialty Vehicle operations nationwide since 2004, with expert support, training, and service after the sale.
Next step
Spec a Kobra 725 for your mission
Tell us about the mission, the payloads you have in mind and how the robot will be transported, and we will follow up.