RO Intelligent Remote Control Lifebuoy/Water Rescue Robot Operation Guide

The R0 Water Rescue Robot is a water rescue device integrating underwater propulsion and wireless control technologies. It is small, intelligent, fast, and simple to operate. It features both remote control and onboard control, allowing for flexible movement forward, backward, and left/right turns. Built-in human detection makes rescue simple, safe, and efficient.

The R0 Water Rescue Robot is suitable for government emergency departments and various civilian water rescue organizations. It can be widely used in water search and rescue, fire rescue, towing, and rescue transportation. It is a ship-standard rescue device suitable for scenarios such as the ocean, reservoirs, rivers, and lakes, and can also be customized for specific rescue missions by the military.

•Operating Instructions 

The water rescue robot can be operated in two modes: onboard mode and remote control mode. In remote control mode, all functions are available except for the power button. Remote control mode has higher priority than onboard mode. Onboard mode is only usable when the remote control is not connected or inactive.

•Onboard Mode Operating Instructions

1. Press and hold the power button for more than 3 seconds to start the water rescue robot. Hold the left and right handles with both hands, lean over the robot, and press the acceleration button with your right hand. A short press increases the power level by one gear, while a long press gradually increases the power level, moving the robot forward. A long press of the right turn button turns the robot to the right, and a long press of the left turn button turns the robot to the left. Releasing the button stops the turning.

2. Press the deceleration button with your left hand. A short press decreases the power level by one gear, while a long press gradually decreases the power level, reducing the robot's speed until it stops.

3. Emergency Stop: Press both the acceleration and deceleration buttons simultaneously to immediately stop the water rescue robot.

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