Collaborative robots
Cobot arms work directly alongside your crew on assembly, gluing and precision handling — force-limited and safety-rated for shared workspace.
Ground & marine fleet
Robots for explosive zones and crushing depths
From Ex-certified inspection robots walking petrochemical plants to subsea platforms rated for 10,000 m, Orion's industrial fleet takes over the loops that put people at risk.
Platform types
Four robot classes, one command layer
Cobots, humanoids, mobile robots and machine vision — every platform we deploy reports into the same Joint Inspection Center, so your team supervises one fleet, not four.
Humanoid robots
Bipedal platforms handle tasks built for human-scale tools and access points — stairs, ladders, valves and controls designed for people.
Autonomous mobile robots
Self-navigating AMRs move parts, pallets and materials across a site without fixed rails — routing themselves around people and obstacles.
AI vision systems
Vision models trained for bin-picking, defect detection and canopy mapping give every platform the eyes to work without a fixed script.
Explosion-proof ground suite
Ex-certified inspection, on legs and wheels
Ex-certified quadruped and wheeled (L4-S Class) platforms replace manual inspection loops in explosive gas environments — petrochemical plants, refineries and power grids.
- Ex-proof sensing payload. Ex-proof PTZ cameras and gas sensors stream data through real-time edge computing on the robot itself.
- Goes where the plant goes. Stair-scaling quadrupeds and pipeline-traversing platforms keep continuous plant mapping running across levels.
- No one in the hazard zone. Routine rounds through explosive atmospheres run robot-first, with crews supervising from the JIC.
Ex-certified platforms
L4-S Class wheeled
Real-time edge computing
Overhead surveillance
Track-hanging & substation surveillance
Overhead rail robots patrol transformer banks and switchyards on a fixed track — out of the way, out of danger, and never off shift.
- Infrared thermal imaging. Heat signatures across transformer banks are captured on every pass.
- ppm gas-leak telemetry. Trace-level leak detection reports concentrations in parts per million, continuously.
- Edge-AI alarms. Anomalies are flagged at the edge and escalated before faults become outages.
Marine systems
Ocean super productivity, 0–10,000 m
Surface and subsea robots engineered for a 10,000-hour service life — built on six core systems that keep working where the ocean pushes back.
Advanced power
Drivetrain engineering that delivers 3x speed and 25x component lifespan compared with conventional subsea propulsion.
Fluid control
Station-keeping and manoeuvring that holds steady in 3-knot currents, so missions finish in the conditions they started in.
High-fidelity sensing
Twice the clarity and range in murky water, turning zero-visibility inspections into usable engineering data.
Relative navigation
Precise positioning relative to hulls, structures and moving vessels — not just a point on a chart.
Waterproof sealing
Sealing systems proven to 10,000 m keep electronics dry from harbour depth to full-ocean trench.
Dynamic deployment
Launch and recovery streamlined to one-tenth the setup time, so the robot is working while others are still rigging.
0 mMaximum operating depth
0 hPlatform service life
0 knStation-keeping in currents
0xPower component lifespan
Biofouling elimination
Clean hulls, measurable fuel savings
Hull-cleaning robots with 720° movement work vessels from 100 to 300,000+ tons — restoring smooth hulls without dry-docking the ship.
- 720° movement. Full-freedom locomotion follows every curve of the hull, from flat plate to bulbous bow.
- 10–20% direct fuel savings. A clean hull cuts drag — and the fuel bill — on every voyage that follows.
- Compliance reporting built in. Documentation aligned to frameworks such as the NZ CRMS comes standard with every clean.
720° movement
100–300,000+ t vessels
10–20% fuel savings
Put the ground and marine fleet on your site
Walk us through your inspection loops and we'll show you which ones a robot should be doing by next quarter.