Proteus 80 Portable

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Weighing under 5-6 lbs, the device can be carried via a shoulder strap or placed in a specialized backpack. proteus 80 portable

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, providing up to 5 hours of inspection time without needing a generator or van-based power. Advanced Camera Tech: High-resolution cameras feature 360° rotation , providing up to 5 hours of inspection

The name "Proteus" derives from the Greek sea god capable of assuming any shape — a fitting metaphor for a device that reconfigures its hardware based on mission requirements. Unlike the Microsoft Surface or Panasonic Toughbook, which offer fixed chassis with bolt-on accessories, the Proteus 80 is built around a central compute spine: a 10-inch by 8-inch by 1.5-inch magnesium-alloy core containing a radiation-hardened 80-core RISC-V processor (hence the "80"), 64 GB of LPDDR6X RAM, and a 4 TB NVMe storage array. Around this spine, the user attaches "blocks" — hot-swappable modules that provide:

(approximately 2000mm) in diameter. This modular system is widely used in the drainage and sewer industry for professional pipe surveys in challenging environments where vehicle access is restricted. Key Features and Capabilities

The "portable" aspect of this device refers to its design as a compact, self-contained computing platform that can be deployed in various mobile applications. Key features include: