Pilgrim Technology
Robotic drones and ground systems for industrial, maritime and defense operations in difficult terrain
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Pilgrim Technology
Pilgrim Technology designs robotic systems for transport, inspection and data collection in challenging environments. Its Sentinel range includes aerial, ground and amphibious platforms, with modular payloads for cameras, lidar and other instruments.
Customers in defense, industry, energy and maritime operations can acquire equipment or use Pilgrim’s operational services. Additional services include custom configurations and processing collected data into 3D models, thermal analyses and regulatory reports.
Founded in 2012, the company is based in La Chevrolière, France. Its systems are designed and controlled in France.
Product: Sentinel aerial, ground and amphibious robotic systems, mission services, custom payload integration and data processing.
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