Revolute Robotics
Plug and Play · Revolute Robotics offers the ultimate tool for remote inspection, scouting, and surveillance
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| Company | Category | Status | Program |
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| Devtools | Not stated | 500 GlobalGA 27 | |
| AI | Not stated | Plug and Play | |
| AI, Data | Not stated | 500 Global2025 | |
| AI | Active | YCW22 | |
| AI | Not stated | Plug and Play |
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About Revolute Robotics
"Revolute Robotics specializes in providing cutting-edge solutions for remote inspection, scouting, and surveillance across various industries. Their innovative robots have the unique ability to seamlessly transition between rolling and flying modes, allowing them to access and capture data in hard-to-reach areas where traditional methods fall short. This hybrid operation significantly extends operational time compared to conventional drones, while also offering enhanced durability due to the protective exoskeleton design. The hybrid mobility robot developed by Revolute Robotics is particularly effective for remote field scouting, enabling early detection of pests, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies in agricultural settings before they escalate. Equipped with advanced imaging technologies such as 4k, Thermal, Infrared, Multi/Hyperspectral, and LiDAR capabilities, their robots provide comprehensive data collection for informed decision-making in aerospace, agtech, deeptech, energy, real estate & construction, and smart cities sectors."
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- Other
- Location
- United States
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- 2h ago
Revolute Robotics: questions
Which accelerators did Revolute Robotics go through?
Revolute Robotics is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is Revolute Robotics based?
Revolute Robotics lists United States as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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