Documentary film about robop produced by the Discovery Channel. For a quick view of Robop in action follow the YouTube link
Robop on TVWe offer first class support to our customers direct from our facility near Edinburgh as well as through local distributors. Support services include -
Technical and scientific advice pre and post sales
Consultancy services
Custom design and engineering
Programming to meet specific customer requirements
Engineering site visits
Installation and commissioning
On-site maintenance
Repair and maintenance
Robop engineers have carried out work for clients in locations as far apart as Florida, Sicily and Thailand.
In nature no two peregrine falcons are identical. Likewise because Robops are hand built the finish is never identical between two birds.
An East Lothian seascape showing the Bass rock home of the world's largest gannet colony. This is the natural habitat of seagulls but declining fish stocks and sand eels have driven gulls to seek new habitats. Now large colonies of so called urban gulls nest in cities near the coast feeding on fast food and other scraps.
Robop have supplied customers in 15 countries to date. Customers are located in every continent except Africa. We can now confidently ship products to any world-wide location. Where no local distributor or agent is in place we can easily transport product back to the U.K. if a repair is required.
A team from Robop installing the system at Exchange Place. This is an example of a mains powered system. Waterproof sockets were built into the roof during construction. Mains 240v AC is converted to 12 volt DC which passes via a cable into the robotic falcon. Only 2 falcons are used to cover two large buildings. The system has been a tremendous success.
The Italian island of Sicily is home to Europe's largest concentration of oil refineries and the largest concentration of Robops in any part of the world. Local pest control specialists DECO Systems have successfully used Robops to keep pigeons out of engineering warehouses used by their oil company clients.
The London Borough of Richmond use a Robop trailer system to keep seagulls away from their waste food recycling facility.
