The Ukrainian UMP-3 "Ravlyk" ground robot has received new weapons - a launcher that can launch FZ275 LGR guided missiles. Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies showed the new version of the platform at the MSPO 2026 defense exhibition in Poland.
The Ukrainian UMP-3 "Ravlyk" ground robot has received new weapons - a launcher that can launch FZ275 LGR guided missiles. Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies showed the new version of the platform at the MSPO 2026 defense exhibition in Poland.
This is reported by "Military".
This installation can use both conventional 70 mm unguided rockets and the FZ275 LGR with laser guidance. With laser guidance, the target is illuminated by a laser, and the rocket is oriented on the signal reflected from it and corrects its flight. The manufacturer Thales claims a range of up to 7 km and the ability to hit both stationary and moving targets. The launcher is mounted on a remotely controlled turret, and the launch of the rockets is controlled by a digital system.
These missiles are not new to Ukraine. The FZ275 LGR is used, in particular, to combat Russian drones. Thales has also been increasing their production in recent years due to high demand.
Initially, the Ravlyk was positioned primarily as a logistics platform, but recently it has also begun to receive combat modules. For example, in June, the UUT showed its combat version with the Ukrainian anti-tank complex Amulet. Even earlier, the Ravlyk-based Droid Raw 12.7 with a remotely controlled M2 Browning large-caliber machine gun was created .
Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies is also preparing to scale up the production of "Snails" outside of Ukraine. The company has agreed with Danish Vidar Industries to create a joint venture for the serial production of robots in Denmark.
Previously, dev.ua also wrote that Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies had agreed with the French Haulotte on the joint production of RAVLYK robotic complexes.
