ROBOTANK Showcases at the 2026 China International Emergency Management Exhibition

On September 8, the 2026 China International Emergency Management Exhibition opened at the China National Convention Center in Beijing. M2-ROBOT showcased the ZC-350 Portable Detection Robot, the ZC-580 Small Tracked All-Terrain Robot, and emergency response solutions, demonstrating their capabilities in disaster-site detection, complex-terrain mobility, long-range observation, and information transmission.

During the exhibition,ROBOTANK's products and solutions attracted strong interest from professionals in emergency management, fire and rescue, and public safety. Visitors exchanged views with the team on practical deployment, complex-terrain adaptability, mesh-network communications, and modular expansion, providing positive feedback on the solutions presented.

Two Robots Working Together Across Different Mission Areas

In emergencies such as earthquakes, building collapses, and underground-space incidents, rescue sites often involve blocked access, unstable structures, and limited communications. Entering these areas without sufficient situational awareness may expose rescuers to risks such as secondary collapse, toxic gas leaks, and communication loss. The two robots presented at the exhibition are designed for different spaces and mission requirements, working together from perimeter operations to interior exploration, and from long-range observation to close-range detection.

The ZC-580 Small Tracked All-Terrain Robot is designed for mobility across complex terrain, including rubble, slopes, and unstructured surfaces. Equipped with an elevating gimbal and long-range observation systems, it can conduct forward detection, remote observation, and situational awareness at disaster sites, providing valuable information for subsequent rescue operations.

The ZC-350 Portable Detection Robot features a compact design and flexible deployment, allowing it to enter building interiors, narrow passages, underground spaces, and gaps in rubble that may be difficult for personnel to access quickly. Depending on mission requirements, it can also be equipped with thermal imaging, gas detection, 3D LiDAR, two-way communication, and other functional modules for environmental detection, survivor search, hazardous gas inspection, and on-site audio and video collection.

Solutions Designed for Real-World Needs Receive Positive Feedback

At the exhibition, visitors discussed real-world requirements in fire and rescue, earthquake search and rescue, and underground-space detection with the M2-ROBOT team. The “robot platform + mission module” approach to emergency response received positive feedback from industry professionals.

Looking ahead, ROBOTAN will continue to focus on real-world mission requirements and invest in the development of platform-based, modular, and intelligent robotic systems, further improving product reliability, adaptability, and coordinated operational capabilities in complex environments. Through reliable robotic products and field-proven solutions, M2-ROBOT aims to send robots into hazardous areas first, helping rescue teams identify risks earlier and obtain critical information faster—Built for Tough Missions.