Unmanned ground systems
One carrier.
Interchangeable modules.
A remotely operated 6×6 platform for work in places where people should not have to be — mountain rescue, wildfire response and humanitarian demining.
A remotely operated 6×6 platform for work in places where people should not have to be — mountain rescue, wildfire response and humanitarian demining.
The machine does not know what it is carrying. That is the point.
We do not build a product around a single task. We build a carrier with a standard payload interface. What the machine does is set by the module fitted to it, and the crew changes that in the field — no workshop, no lifting equipment.
The modules themselves are off-the-shelf products with their own manufacturers and their own certification: fire monitors, tank and pump skids, stretchers, mechanical clearance tools, sensors.
Our side is the carrier, the interface, the control system and the documentation. We do not take on the certification of equipment in which we are not the specialists.
Evacuation on a standard stretcher, equipment delivery and a mobile relay where terrain blocks the signal.
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A monitor worked at the fire edge from a hose line, or a self-contained tank and pump module.
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An aerial survey builds the map; the ground machine works to it and drives around what is marked.
Read more →Development of the carrier is paid for once and spread across every application. The production line, the supply chain and the stock holding are shared. So are spare parts, operator training and service across the customer’s whole fleet.
Conformity assessment is carried out on the carrier. The modules carry the certification of their own manufacturers.
The result is that the cost of opening a new application equals the cost of a module — thousands, not hundreds of thousands.
