Ukrainian robotic complex ’Gulliver’ has been accepted into service – Ministry of Defence. PHOTO
The Ministry of Defence has announced the acceptance of the Gulliver universal ground robotic system into service.
This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defence, Censor.NET reports.
This innovative device, developed by Ukrainian engineers based on the combat experience of the Ukrainian military, has a wide range of capabilities to perform various tasks in difficult weather conditions.
"Gulliver is capable of delivering ammunition, equipment and supplies, as well as evacuating the wounded.
"The Gulliver ground robotic system... Also serves as a transporter for combat modules. In the appropriate configuration, it can perform mine-clearing tasks. "Gulliver can deliver more than three hundred kilograms of cargo on paved roads and a slightly smaller load on poorly traversed off-road terrain. The robot's pulling power is enough to pull a small military off-road vehicle out of the mud," the Ministry of Defence said.
As noted, the robot operates in a wide range of temperatures and overcomes steep slopes, making it a universal assistant for the military in the field. The battery charge is enough to deliver cargo for several tens of kilometres and return to its base.
