The Topsky Tianlong Conquest D10 is a compact tracked firefighting robot built for scenarios where heat, smoke, toxic gases, and potential explosion risk limit safe human access, such as petrochemical facilities, chemical plants, and fuel storage sites. A defining feature is its suitability for hazardous atmospheres: the robot is described with a high explosion-proof grade (ExdIIB+H2T6Gb) and an IP67 protection level, properties that matter in industrial zones where explosive vapors or fine particulates may be present and where water spray, foam, and debris can stress electronics and drive systems. Its tracked chassis is designed for stable movement over wet surfaces, foam-covered floors, uneven terrain, and debris, with a quoted travel speed of 5.51 km/h to support rapid repositioning across large sites while maintaining safe standoff.

For suppression, the D10 is equipped with a long-range water cannon that keeps personnel farther from radiant heat and blast risk, and it can carry fire-hose reconnaissance and support the transport of rescue equipment and materials. Support for many types of toxic and harmful gas detection helps responders evaluate hazard zones before and during operations, while integration with a robot networked cloud platform streams real-time position, battery level, audio, video, and gas environment data to incident command. This telemetry suits complex operations where safety officers, supervisors, and control-room teams need shared visibility into robot status and hazards.