Since September, Magirus has been touring Europe with its innovative roadshow ‘Experience The Future’ to present its state-of-the-art product portfolio to fire departments and interested visitors. In Dresden, the latest innovations for the next generation of firefighting could be experienced live on the outdoor area F5 at booth F50.
FLORIAN thus successfully concluded this year’s roadshow stops. The new Magirus Wolf CI tactical logistics platform was presented alongside the Magirus Wolf R1 response robot. Both are part of Magirus’ innovative ‘Next Generation Firefighting’.
Premiere of the new Magirus Wolf C1
With the unveiling of the new Wolf C1, Magirus is consistently expanding its range of remote-controlled robots. As the newest member of the unique Wolf product family, the innovative tactical logistics platform supports firefighters and disaster control when transporting heavy loads and equipment, e.g. in rough terrain or over longer distances.
With its sophisticated swap body system including airline rails, the robot is highly versatile and, above all, resource saving. It takes on tasks in the field of logistics and transport, such as transporting portable fire pumps, power generators, sandbags or injured persons. In addition, the Wolf C1 can be individually equipped for special purposes, such as a mobile lighting mast for scene illumination, with a large launcher that can be lowered on site, or for hose laying. Magirus is thus already the only supplier in the field of firefighting and disaster control to offer applied rescue robotics.
Presentation of Magirus TP-Logistic VCU
The focus at FLORIAN was also on the TP-Logistics pumper with Vehicle Control Unit (VCU). The extensively equipped fire engine combines forward-looking communication technology, control and logistics. With its powerful Magirus firefighting technology and variable equipment and logistics capacities, it ensures maximum safety and flexibility even in critical operations. Mobile drones for the delivery of reliable live images, also in infrared, are integrated in a targeted manner and can be used intuitively, as is the control of the Wolf R1 and Wolf C1 tactical response robots.
