A new quadruped robot called Thermonator, equipped with a flamethrower, is now available for purchase in the United States. Manufactured by Throwflame, the oldest flamethrower manufacturer in the country, Thermonator is their fifth product. It has plasma arc ignition that allows it to launch fire at distances of up to nine meters and is mounted on a robot dog, likely a version of Unitree Go2.
Thermonator was designed for various purposes such as agricultural management, ecological conservation, forest fire control and prevention, as well as snow and ice removal. However, despite its intended use, it is prepared for various scenarios. The device has been showcased in a recent video set to the song “Destroyer of Worlds Oppenheimer Remix” by Aaron Hibell.
The flamethrowing robot dog can be purchased online by residents of the country except for those in Maryland and California. It costs less than $10 thousand and comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for remote control via a smartphone. The device also has a one-hour battery life and a sensor for cartographic mapping, ARC ignition, laser aiming, and other features that make it unique.
With its release, Thermonator has generated a lot of interest and discussion online. Many are excited about the potential uses of this flamethrowing robot dog in various industries. Whether you’re looking to clear out weeds or fight forest fires, Thermonator has got you covered with its advanced technology and powerful capabilities.