TEC 800

Ten robots for 16.7 million PLN (≈ EUR 3.83 million) gross: that was the KADIMEX bid accepted by the Warsaw regional headquarters of the Polish State Fire Service in July 2025 for the TEC 800, made by the French company Angatec, including a twin-axle trailer per unit – about 1.67 million PLN (≈ EUR 0.38 million) each (Spider's Web, February 2026).

Deliveries in 2025/26 go to the fire schools in Częstochowa, Kraków and Poznań and to the headquarters in Bydgoszcz, Białystok, Katowice, Olsztyn, Szczecin, Wrocław and Gorzów Wielkopolski, a larger batch than Poland's earlier eight Colossus units. The TEC 800 is an electric tracked vehicle of 500 kg measuring 160 × 79 × 69 cm, carrying 800 kg, with swappable lithium-ion batteries good for 12 km/h and 22 km.

Sealing is IP66, and Spider's Web reports operation above 500 °C. A remotely aimed water monitor and self-protection spray are fitted; cameras and a temperature sensor stream over WiFi to 1,000 m, optionally over military radio to 5 km. The maker's available material gives no monitor flow or throw figure.

Compared with the Colossus, the TEC 800 is 25 kg lighter, more than three times faster and carries 300 kg more – Poland's second firefighting-robot type after the Colossus, and one of the few European fleet purchases with a published price.