Russian specialists have developed a new unmanned self-propelled robotic platform "Spider" weighing up to 15 kg, which can be delivered to the line of combat contact (LCC) as a knapsack. This was reported by the developer company Groseri LLC.
The robot can be used both in kamikaze mode and as an unmanned miner. The basic platform of the product is made of available domestic materials and components. The weight of the "Spider" is no more than 15 kg.
The design of the robot allows it to be delivered to the LCC as a knapsack and does not require additional technical devices for its transportation.
The platform is capable of speeds up to 20 km/h, a payload of up to 30 kg, and a range of up to 20 km. The platform is controlled using a drone repeater.
The company emphasized that the simplicity of the design allows producing up to 1000 units of the "Spider" platform per month.
Earlier www1.ru reported that Russian strike unmanned boats will be armed with Skvorets-Navy kamikaze drones.
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