Pitframe Engineering Pitframe Gen-9 Vein-Cutter Pit-Bot Claim Geofenced

Gen-9 walks on six low hydraulic legs and keeps its cutters tucked behind a ribbed blast shield when idle. In motion it looks less like a robot than a mine deciding to crawl somewhere else. The bot can follow a surveyed vein, brace in microgravity, and load sorted fragments into a waiting hopper. It cannot tell the difference between a clever theft and a revised work order. Pitframe calls that a governance issue.

autonomy: autonomous on licensed geofence with human supervisor; buyer Problem: A licensed claim needs continuous vein cutting and hopper loading without putting a crew under every cut face.; carried Load Mode: SELF_PROPELLED_CARGO; compatibility: Uses Pitframe hoppers and swappable industrial packs; refuses blasting and weapon conversion without illegal modification.; dr: 35 front / 20 elsewhere; endurance Hours: 18; failure Consequence: Failure dumps waste rock and a maintenance mark; critical failure crosses the seam boundary, damages supports, or strikes a prohibited pocket.; hp: 55; logistical Burden: Licensed geofence, supervisor, Engineer programming, crane or hopper logistics, and spare industrial packs.; maintenance Reality: Swap the industrial pack, inspect cutter shields, and keep the licensed geofence current.; mass Kg: 1632.933; measurement Status: ESTIMATED; move: 4; shift Output Tons: 5 soft / 2.5 hard ore; signature Capability: Six-legged autonomous vein following with microgravity bracing and sorted fragment loading.; sm: +1; st: 35; tradeoff: It obeys work orders and geofences blindly—theft dressed as revision looks like productivity.; volume Liters: 4200