Beijing manufacturer of EOD, firefighting reconnaissance, quadruped, and amphibious robots for public-safety and defense missions.
Beijing Topsky Intelligent Equipment Group Co., Ltd. is a Chinese manufacturer of special-purpose robots and emergency-response equipment headquartered in the Tongzhou District of Beijing. The company's registered office is located within the Liandong U Valley Innovation Park of the Jinqiao Science and Technology Industrial Base, part of the Zhongguancun Science Park's Tongzhou campus. The group markets its products under the Lingtian brand and operates as a joint-stock company.
The group's product range centers on robots and vehicles designed for hazardous and high-risk missions, most prominently bomb-disposal and explosive-ordnance-disposal work, firefighting reconnaissance, and mine rescue. Its flagship line is the RXR-MC80BD series of explosion-proof firefighting reconnaissance robots, which the company has iterated across multiple generations in both light and medium chassis configurations; later generations add features such as a 360-degree elevating pan-tilt detection unit, voice control with follow-me operation, 5G remote control, water-cannon flame tracking, and autonomous navigation. The company also produces the D4 light-standard explosion-proof firefighting reconnaissance robot, quadruped robot-dog platforms for reconnaissance and patrol tasks, unmanned aerial vehicles, unmanned surface vessels, water-and-land amphibious all-terrain vehicles, and detection instruments including wall-penetrating and ground-penetrating radar.
Beyond its robotic vehicle lines, the group's catalog spans a broader set of emergency-response and public-security equipment, including firefighting gear and mine-rescue equipment, positioning the company as a supplier to fire departments, public-security and explosive-ordnance-disposal units, and mine-safety agencies rather than to a single vertical market. The company's official website lists an extensive product catalog spanning well over one hundred listing pages, indicating a large and continually updated equipment lineup rather than a narrow single-product focus.
The company holds a Beijing telecommunications ICP filing under its own registered domain, and its published contact details list a Beijing-area landline alongside a mobile contact number. As of the most recent review of public materials, the company's founding year, total employee count, and any financing or listing history could not be independently confirmed, and no capital-markets listing was found under the company's exact registered name. Beijing Topsky Intelligent Equipment Group exhibited at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, presenting its special-purpose robot and emergency-equipment lines to an audience of public-safety, defense, and industrial buyers.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Light-chassis firefighting reconnaissance UGV with autonomous navigation and elevating pan-tilt detection unit.
Standard light-configuration explosion-proof reconnaissance robot for bomb-disposal and firefighting units.
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