This invention discloses a mobile
firefighting equipment specifically designed for
lithium battery fires, comprising an autonomous
firefighting robot, a guide hose, and a trailer. Based on multi-sensor data fusion, it achieves automatic fire source identification and location, automatic mapping, autonomous navigation, and automatic
firefighting, making it suitable for scenarios requiring
rapid response and safe firefighting. The mobile
chassis houses an industrial control computer, a GNSS navigation module, a mobile power supply module, and a heat dissipation module. Sensors and
signal receiving equipment are located on top of the
chassis. A thermal imager identifies the fire source, and combined with
lidar and a depth camera, it achieves
environmental modeling and autonomous
obstacle avoidance in complex fire scenes. The industrial control computer calculates the target
pose in real
time based on sensor data and controls the high-pressure water cannon to aim at the fire. The trailer integrates a high-pressure water pump to provide continuous firefighting power. This solves the problem of limited
perception in dense
smoke and high-temperature environments. While ensuring a high
water capacity, it enhances the
robot's intelligence level and has extremely high practical application value.