UNMANNED GROUND SYSTEMS PRODUCT OVERVIEW MORE THAN 7,000 ROBOTS DELIVERED WORLDWIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT FLIR SYSTEMS . 3 WHAT SETS US APART . 4 OUR HISTORY . 5 WHO WE SERVE . 6 PRODUCTS . 8-9 FIRSTLOOK® . 8 SUGV . 8 PACKBOT® . 9 KOBRA™ . 9 OPERATOR CONTROL UNITS . 10 KOBRA™ PACKBOT® UNMANNED GROUND SYSTEMS WHO WE ARE WHAT WE BUILD FLIR Unmanned Ground Systems (UGS) is Ranging in size from five to 500 pounds, our the world’s leading provider of battle-tested trusted robots have been used countless Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) . times in the field to provide a greater standoff distance from danger . Using an array of Based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, FLIR sensors, they gather valuable intelligence so UGS has delivered more than 7,000 robots to decision-makers can better understand the customers in over 55 countries . We partner situation and respond to possible threats . with U S. and international defense forces, law enforcement, public safety, energy and Our family of UGVs are modular, adaptable, industrial users to design technologically easy-to-use, and meet or exceed the needs of advanced robots that support a wide range operators in any uniform . of missions . Whether it’s a roadside bomb on the battlefield, a suspicious package on the All of our products are proudly made in the subway, or a potential HAZMAT situation, our U S. A. and veterans represent a sizeable robots help keep troops, first responders, and portion of our workforce . the public safe . WHAT’S OUR MISSION? At FLIR Unmanned Ground Systems, we seek “to empower our customers with robotic solutions to operate more effectively and return home safely ”. SUGV FIRSTLOOK® WHAT SETS US APART WE CONSISTENTLY DELIVER RUGGED, COMBAT-PROVEN ROBOTS. BATTLE-TESTED, CUSTOMER-FOCUSED • 7,000+ robots delivered to more than 55 countries • Three decades of experience and more than 3 million hours of robot operation . Participated in destruction of 55,000 IEDs • Largest robot supplier to the U .S . Department of Defense; managing multiple Programs-of-Record • Combat-proven products deployed in Afghanistan, Iraq, and other areas of conflict • Part of a large, growing company, delivering intelligent sensing and integrated solutions to a PHOTO BY LCPL CESAR N. CONTRERAS wide customer base • Focused on serving military, law enforcement, and energy & industrial sectors ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY • Developing innovative robotic solutions and customer-driven next generation capabilities • Applying latest in technology, including AI, deep learning, and IOP to new mission needs • Partnering with leading tech firms for advanced radio, sensor and payload integration • Offering unmatched design and engineering excellence and product reliability • Committed to working with open architecture standards, industry leaders and government partners DESIGN, MANUFACTURING AND INTEGRATION EXPERTS • American design and manufacturing • American-owned • 128 total robot variants manufactured • 140+ third-party ROBOTS BUILT modules integrated UNDER ISO 9001 PROCESSES 4 1990 iRobot, Defense & Security begins OUR 1998 to design and “Urbie” delivered build tactical and wins DARPA mobile robots contract for a HISTORY tactical mobile robot. Urbie is the genesis of PackBot 2001 Early PackBot systems delivered and provide FLIR Unmanned Ground Systems traces its roots to search capabilities at 1990 when, as iRobot’s Defense & Security unit, we the World Trade began to research, design and test tactical mobile Center after 9/11 ground robots . Our roboticists developed multiple 2002-2003 platforms that increased understanding of human- PackBot deploys to Afghanistan and Iraq robot interaction, control and autonomy . We also to uncover arms caches learned about operating in confined spaces, in and defeat IEDs obscure locations, and about modular design . Jumping forward to 1998, ‘Urbie’ was delivered to 2004 the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Small Unmanned (DARPA) as the first mobile military reconnaissance Ground Vehicle (SUGV) contract won robot for operations in urban terrain . Urbie proved that a light, tracked robotics platform could move and adapt to support soldiers on the battlefield . After more refinement and testing, Urbie became the PackBot® . 2009 In 2002 PackBot was delivered and deployed with U .S . Early Kobra systems delivered to the field troops in Afghanistan . As demand grew for more specialized robots used 2011 by the military and law enforcement, iRobot decided Delivery of FirstLook, the to spin-off its Defense & Security business . In April ‘throwable’ robot 2016, it sold the newly named Endeavor Robotics to a private equity firm . FLIR Systems, Inc . acquired Endeavor from that firm in February 2019 . 2011 Through it all, our team has continued to solve an array PackBot, Kobra aid efforts to inspect and monitor the of technological problems and advance the state- 2012 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear of-the-art in ground robot capabilities . We continue Multiple robots delivered plant after historic tsunami to North American in Japan to work closely with, and listen to, our end-users to nuclear power plants better understand their needs -- whether for defense, public safety, or industrial applications . 2015 6,000th robot shipped 2017 Recipient of the U.S. Army’s Man Transportable Robotic System Increment II (MTRS Inc. II) contract, worth up to $158 million; introduction of the new Centaur™ robot 2018 2019 FLIR Unmanned Ground Systems facility in Chelmsford, Mass., FLIR acquires Endeavor undergoes 10,000 sq. ft. expansion Robotics, expanding its to add manufacturing capacity total solutions portfolio for unmanned solutions space 5 WHO WE SERVE FLIR is the largest independent supplier of battle-tested UGVs, having delivered 7,000 robots worldwide . Formerly known as the Defense & Security unit at iRobot, FLIR offers a diverse product line to suit differing mission needs across a range of industries . The FLIR family of robots support the following customers: U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL DEFENSE FORCES Deployed across the globe with U .S . Forces and international partners, our robots are credited with protecting thousands of lives while aiding personnel in the completion of diverse missions . PUBLIC SAFETY Public safety professionals, from bomb techs to SWAT operators, use our robots to protect life and property as they respond to daily threats . Our robots are in service with more than 100 law enforcement agencies worldwide . ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL By performing inspections, investigations, surveys, monitoring, and manipulation remotely via robot, operators have significantly reduced risk and personal exposure to hazardous environments . WANT TO SEE ROBOTS IN ACTION?? VIEW A VIDEO AT www.FLIR.com/UGV/products 6 SERVICE AND SUPPORT Our team of Field Service Engineers (FSEs) have a wealth of experience and are ready to offer training, service, and support . Our full list of services includes: TRAINING FOR FIELD POR SUSTAINMENT BASIC AND UPDATED AND TEST AND LOGISTICS ADVANCED ROBOT REPAIR SUPPORT SUPPORT MAINTENANCE STATUS RESPONSIVE DEPOT LEVEL UPGRADES AND TROUBLESHOOTING REPAIRS AND ACCESSORY AND TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE INSTALLATIONS SUPPORT FOR SUPPORT: [email protected] 7 FLIRFIRSTLOOK FLIRSUGV THE THROWABLE, RUGGED ROBOT THE BACK-PACKABLE, RUGGED ROBOT Used by tactical officers, military personnel, emergency response The SUGV is a portable, single-person-lift robot with dexterous teams and industry, FirstLook® is an expandable, lightweight manipulation for dismounted and mobile operations . Larger than the robot that provides immediate situational awareness, performs FirstLook and smaller than the PackBot, SUGV provides dismounted persistent observation and investigates dangerous and EOD technicians and other responders with a highly mobile robot hazardous material while maintaining a safer stand-off distance . system that climbs stairs, manipulates objects and speeds down- It can survive 16-foot drops onto concrete and is waterproof up range at more than 6 mph . SUGV can be made to fit into packs with to 3 feet . Maneuverable in a variety of environments, FirstLook climbs 9 inch by 28 inch clearances . Equipped with wide-angle color, IR and obstacles up to 7 inches high, overcomes curbs, turns in place and zoom cameras, SUGV can maintain on-task and on-mission for up to self-rights when flipped over .The robot is ideal for initial discovery four hours .The SUGV manipulator can lift as much as 22 lb (10 kg) and investigations . and also supports numerous disruptor solutions . SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Weight 6.6 lb (3 kg) mobility platform including Weight 18.5 lb (8.3 kg) mobility platform integrated battery 8.2 lb (3.7 kg) manipulator Optional manipulator, 3.7 lb (1.7 kg) 30.6 lb (13.8 kg) mobility platform, Run time Up to 6 hours runtime manipulator with 2 BB-2557 batteries MOBILITY Run time Up to 6 hours runtime Speed Up to 2.7 mph (4.3 km/h) MOBILITY Variable speed selection Speed Up to 6.2 mph (10 km/h) 3 variable speed selections Agility Zero turn radius Agility Zero turn radius 30° slope (ascend, descend and lateral) Slopes Slopes 40° (ascend, descend) 30° Lateral Vertical Obstacles 7” (17.8 cm) Vertical Obstacles 12” (30.5 cm) (Optional) Manipulator 3.5 lb (1.6 kg) Stair Climbing 38° [rise 8” (20.3 cm), run 10” (25.4 cm)] Lifting Capacity Manipulator Lift >12 lb (5.4 kg) at full extension [(24” (61 cm)] Situational Four (4) fixed-focus >22 lb (10 kg) close-in Awareness Near infrared (NIR) cameras One-way audio Situational Four (4) fixed-focus Awareness Compatible