Ukrainian engineers have developed a compact ground robot "Spider"
Ministry of Defense codified and allowed the new ground robotic complex "Spider" to be operated in the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ministry of Defense codified and allowed the new ground robotic complex "Spider" to be operated in the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The Spyder NRC has modifications to perform various tasks, for example, for logistical support or certain engineering tasks, the Ministry of Defense reports .
The Spider is compact in size — it can fit 2 robots in the back of a military pickup truck. The ground-based robotic platform weighs just over 50 kg, and can carry up to a hundredweight of payload.
The robots have 4 engines, which increases the mobility and endurance of the NRC in combat conditions. The battery charge is enough for several hours of continuous movement.
A feature of robotic platforms is their maneuverability and ease of control, the ability to operate in the range of enemy electronic warfare equipment, and perform complex maneuvers in a confined space. "Spiders" dynamically overcome steep slopes and can move with a roll.
Recall that the Ministry of Defense codified and approved for operation the ground drone "Gulliver" . Despite its relatively small size, it is capable of pulling a small SUV out of the mud.
Also among other NRCs that the defense department has admitted to the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the ground-based robotic complex "Ravlyk" , which easily overcomes off-road terrain, swamps, sandbanks, narrow ditches, and low vertical obstacles.
In April, the Ministry of Defense codified more than 120 new models of weapons and military equipment. Drones and electronic warfare systems are among the leaders
In April, the Ministry of Defense codified more than 120 new models of weapons and military equipment. Drones and electronic warfare systems are among the leaders
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