ROBOTICS · EXPLORATION · THE UNEXPLAINED

Ghost Crawlers

A new way to explore the unknown.

Custom robotic vehicles. Remote perspectives. A shared curiosity about what’s out there.

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MEET THE CRAWLERS

Another way in.

Ghost Crawlers combines custom remote-controlled vehicles with cameras, audio systems and investigation equipment. Remote operation reduces human presence while opening up new perspectives on tight spaces and hard-to-reach places.

Each crawler is a platform for testing new ideas. Depending on the build, its payload can include:

  • Low-light and infrared cameras

  • Live video and two-way audio

  • EMF meters and REM pods

  • Environmental and motion sensors

  • Lights and independent recording

  • Custom mounts and experimental payloads

EXPLORE TOGETHER

Bring Ghost Crawlers to your location.

Have an interesting historic property, paranormal venue or upcoming event? The team is exploring collaborations on guided investigations, public demonstrations, special events, livestreams and remote robotic experiences.

Build something unexpected.

Interested in using the technology yourself? Start a conversation about equipment rentals, custom crawler builds, conversion kits, camera and sensor mounts, or a specialized robotic application.

The possibilities extend beyond paranormal investigation to filmmaking, historic documentation, remote exploration and other creative uses for robotics.

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The Ghost Crawlers team with investigation equipment: Nina Iampietro, Jason Iampietro, Kat Wilson and Ryan O’Shea, from left to right.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE CRAWLERS

Curiosity is the starting point.

Ghost Crawlers is a collaborative project combining robotics, innovative technology and an interest in the unexplained. The team is here to experiment with new investigation techniques, document what happens and have some fun along the way.

Pictured, left to right: Nina Iampietro, Jason Iampietro, Kat Wilson and Ryan O’Shea.

Let’s explore something.

Have a location, an event or a build in mind? Tell the team what you’re imagining.

ryan@futuregrind.org