The Topsky One Thousand and One Degrees RXR-M80D is a compact tracked firefighting robot designed to replace human responders in high-risk fire and smoke environments, particularly at large petrochemical enterprises, tunnel and subway incidents, and dangerous chemical or dense-smoke scenarios. Powered by a ternary lithium battery and controlled via wireless remote, the RXR-M80D is built on a tracked chassis using flame-retardant, anti-static, high-temperature-resistant rubber with an internal metal frame and anti-derailment protection, giving it reliable mobility across wet, foam-covered, and debris-strewn fireground surfaces. Its remotely operated water and foam monitor delivers a flow rate of 80.7 L/s with a reach of over 84.6 m at 1.0 MPa working pressure, covering a 120° maximum spray angle and supporting both direct stream and atomized spray modes across water, foam, and mixed-liquid application.

To maintain operational integrity under sustained radiant heat, the RXR-M80D employs a three-layer automatic water-curtain self-spray cooling system with a customisable alarm temperature threshold, while a motor-braking recoil suppression function converts discharge forces into electrical energy to improve chassis stability and extend battery life. The video reconnaissance system includes two fixed explosion-proof infrared cameras, a rotating infrared PTZ, and a 1080p wide-angle water-cannon follow camera with low-light sensitivity down to 0.001 LUX, supporting situational awareness in smoke-filled or unlit spaces. An optional gas and environmental sensing module detects H₂S, CO, CH₄, CO₂, Cl₂, NH₃, O₂, and H₂, while a ruggedised remote command terminal displays battery status, slope and azimuth data, and gas concentration alarms in real time.