JP R30S Micro Reconnaissance Remote Bomb Disposal EOD Robot

JP R30S

The Throwable Micro Scout for Confined Danger Zones

≤3kg total weight | ≥5m drop survival | Visible + thermal (384×288) | IP67

Key Features

• Ultra-Light & Throwable – Weighs just ≤3kg including battery. Can be tossed through windows, hatches, or down stairwells into hazardous areas.

• Drop-Proof Design – Survives ≥5m drops onto concrete. No parachute or special landing required.

• Dual-Mode Vision – Visible camera + 384×288 thermal sensor. Sees through smoke, dust, and complete darkness.

• Indoor/Outdoor Penetration – 350m outdoor range, 50m indoor through walls. Reliable digital transmission.

• All-Terrain Track Mobility – Overcomes ≥10cm obstacles and ≥35° slopes. Stairs, rubble, and tall grass are no problem.

• All-Weather Protection – IP67 waterproof/dustproof. Submersible to 1m for 30 minutes.

• Extended Mission Time – 2-hour robot runtime + 3.5-hour controller battery. Hot-swappable.

Application Scenarios

1. Urban SWAT / Hostage Rescue

• Challenge: Unknown room layouts, barricaded suspects, hostage-held buildings

• Solution: Throw JP R30S through a window or under a door. Thermal imaging reveals hidden threats. Controller stays 50m away behind cover.

• Users: Police tactical teams, counter-terrorism units

2. Underground / Tunnel Search

• Challenge: No lighting, tight spaces, potential hazardous atmosphere

• Solution: Robot navigates drainage pipes, electrical tunnels, or subway shafts. Thermal mode detects body heat of trapped victims or intruders.

• Users: Search & rescue, transit police, infrastructure security

3. Collapsed Building Reconnaissance

• Challenge: Unstable rubble, voids too small for larger robots, limited visibility

• Solution: Lightweight JP R30S is carried by firefighters and thrown into voids. Dual cameras locate survivors through dust.

• Users: Urban search & rescue (USAR), fire departments

4. CBRN / Hazmat First Look

• Challenge: Toxic atmosphere, unknown spill, need for zero-entry assessment

• Solution: Roll or toss the robot into contaminated zone. IP67 withstands decontamination washdown. Real-time video keeps operators safe.

• Users: Hazmat teams, chemical plant emergency response

5. Border / Tunnel Smuggling Interdiction

• Challenge: Dark cross-border tunnels, armed suspects, booby traps

• Solution: Silent tracked movement. Thermal camera detects body heat through darkness. 350m range covers long tunnel segments.

• Users: Border patrol, customs enforcement

Technical Specifications

Why Choose JP R30S?

• Truly Throwable – Not just "drop-resistant". Built with internal shock mounting, reinforced chassis, and protruding bumper structure to absorb impact from ≥5m drops.

• No Warm-Up Time – Thermal camera boots instantly. No shutter noise or cool-down period.

• One-Man Operation – Controller with built-in 5" sunlight-readable screen. No need for separate monitor or spotter.

• Quiet Movement – Rubber tracks with silent drive. No gear whine. Ideal for covert approach.

• Low-Light Visible Mode – 0.0001 lux sensitivity. Sees in starlight without IR illumination (stealth mode).

What's Included

• JP R30S Reconnaissance Robot ×1

• Ruggedized Handheld Controller ×1 (with 5" screen)

• Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack (for robot) ×2

• Controller Battery (built-in) ×1

• Multi-battery Charger ×1

• Carrying Backpack (molded foam interior) ×1

• Quick Start Guide & Full Manual

FAQ

Q1: Can I really throw the JP R30S onto concrete from 5 meters?
A: Yes. The robot has been drop-tested from 5m onto concrete, asphalt, and tile floors. The chassis, cameras, and internal electronics survive with no functional damage. For maximum lifespan, we recommend dropping onto the reinforced bumper or track edges rather than directly on the camera dome.

Q2: How well does the thermal camera work through smoke?
A: The 384×288 uncooled thermal sensor detects body heat through light to moderate smoke, dust, and fog. Heavy smoke may reduce effective range to 3-5 meters, but still allows victim detection at close proximity.

Q3: What's the indoor range through concrete walls?
A: ≥50m through two standard concrete walls (20cm thickness each). In steel-framed buildings with rebar, expect 20-30m. For maximum indoor performance, keep the controller at a window or open doorway.

Q4: Is the robot waterproof? Can I submerge it?
A: IP67 means the robot can be submerged in up to 1m of water for 30 minutes. This protects against accidental drops into puddles, drainage channels, or during decontamination spray-down. However, the robot does not swim—it must be retrieved after submersion.

Q5: How do I charge the batteries?
A: The included multi-battery charger charges two robot batteries simultaneously in about 2 hours. The controller has a built-in battery charged via USB-C (included). All batteries are lithium-ion with overcharge protection.

Q6: Can I record video from the robot?
A: Yes. The controller has a dedicated record button that captures both visible and thermal feeds simultaneously (side-by-side or picture-in-picture). Videos and screenshots are saved to a microSD card (up to 128GB, not included).

Q7: What's the difference between this and a drone?
A: Drones are noisy, cannot operate in GPS-denied spaces without skilled piloting, and cannot go through doorways or under obstacles. JP R30S rolls silently, fits in a backpack, works indoors/underground, and survives being thrown. Drones and ground robots are complementary tools.

Q8: How do I maintain the robot?
A: After each deployment, wipe down the cameras and tracks. For dirty/muddy conditions, rinse with fresh water and dry (IP67 allows washing). Every 50 hours of runtime, inspect tracks for wear and check seals around the camera housing. No special tools required.

Q9: Can it climb stairs?
A: Yes, standard indoor stairs (up to 18cm riser height). Approach at a perpendicular angle and the wheel-track composite system will self-adjust. For very steep or narrow stairs, use the controller's "stair mode" for optimized torque distribution.

Q10: Is there a non-thermal version for lower budget?
A: Please contact sales for visible-only or low-resolution thermal variants. The JP R30S-T (standard thermal) offers the best price-performance ratio for most tactical users.

Q11:What does a bomb disposal robot actually do?

A: A bomb disposal robot performs several critical functions: it conducts reconnaissance to assess threats from a safe distance using cameras and sensors; it can manipulate objects with robotic arms to disarm bombs, cut wires, or move suspicious items; and it can destroy explosives using disruptors or water cannons. Some models can also carry weapons or act as surveillance platforms.

It is not autonomous — it's a remote-controlled telepresence platform.

Operator sits 50–300 m away, drives it in, uses cameras/X-ray to inspect the device, then:

Cuts wires with manipulator

Fires high-pressure water disruptor to break the firing circuit

Places shaped charges or disruptors

Tows/drags UXO to a blow pit

Sometimes just gives eyes so humans don't walk in.