Pitframe Engineering Pitframe Seamrat Supervised Crawler Field Crawler

A knee-high tracked crawler with a sampling claw, a carbide nib, and exactly enough personality in its status lights to make crews name it. It follows painted seam marks, noses into cracks too narrow for a suited miner, and returns carrying small labeled bites of whatever tried to ruin its tracks. Pitframe sells replacement tread in pairs. Claims consume it one side at a time.

autonomy: supervised only; no autonomous blasting authority; buyer Problem: Miners need samples and seam maps from cracks too narrow or unstable for a suited body.; carried Load Mode: SELF_PROPELLED_CARGO; compatibility: Control within one mile by Pitframe relay; uses standard sample bags and claim paint marks.; dr: 12; endurance Hours: 6; failure Consequence: A bad run loses half the work; a critical fault wedges or rolls the crawler and forces physical recovery.; hp: 18; logistical Burden: Spare tread pairs, relay line of sight, operator attention, and recovery gear for wedged bots.; maintenance Reality: Replace tread in pairs, clean the carbide nib, and keep the sample bin labels honest.; mass Kg: 38.555; measurement Status: ESTIMATED; move: 3; sample Bin Lb: 10; signature Capability: Supervised crawl along painted seams with mineral imaging, light cutting, and a labeled sample bin.; tradeoff: It cannot choose blast points, certify ore, or see through a spoofed assay tag without a human.; volume Liters: 95