The Topsky Dragon Conquest D3 is a tracked unmanned ground vehicle engineered for high-risk industrial fire suppression and reconnaissance missions in explosive atmospheres. Built on a heavy-duty rubber-tracked chassis rated for high traction force, the D3 is capable of wading through water up to 500 mm deep, crossing obstacles up to 300 mm high, and towing charged fire hoses directly toward a flame front — reducing the need for human crews to advance into radiant heat zones. Its explosion-proof certification (ExdIIB+H2T6Gb) and IP67 protection level make it suited for deployment at petrochemical plants, fuel storage depots, and chemical manufacturing facilities where ignition risk governs operational protocols.

The Dragon Conquest D3 integrates a remotely operated firefighting monitor delivering a flow rate of 80 L/s across both water and foam modes, with a reach of approximately 80 m for water and 73.2 m for foam, at pressures up to 1.2 MPa. Multiple spray modes — including direct stream and atomizing fog — allow operators to tailor suppression for targeted knockdown or vapor cloud mitigation. An automatic water-curtain self-cooling system protects the chassis during sustained close-range operations, while onboard HD cameras, gas detection sensors, and optional thermal imaging transmit real-time intelligence to incident commanders over a cloud-connected monitoring platform with optional 4G/5G uplink.