Ukrainian company Roboneers has unveiled an upgraded version of its Lynx+ ground robotic system, expanding the operational capabilities of the platform designed for logistical and medical support in combat zones. The update was reported to the specialist portal Militarnyi.
The vehicle is powered by an electric system that provides a range of up to 80 kilometers, enabling missions of up to 40 kilometers in a single trip without the need for recharging. With a payload capacity of up to 350 kg, the Lynx+ can transport ammunition, equipment and supplies, while also reducing soldiers’ exposure to high-risk operations.
One of the system’s highlights is its automated cargo release mechanism, which allows materials to be unloaded quickly without the need for human presence in dangerous areas. This feature reinforces the robot’s use in high-threat scenarios, increasing troop safety.
Also adapted for medical evacuation, the Lynx+ can transport up to two wounded personnel simultaneously on a stretcher with an impact-absorption system, designed to minimize injuries during movement across uneven terrain. The equipment can be controlled via Starlink or through LTE and MESH networks, ensuring flexible field communications.
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Source: Militarnyi | Photo: Instagram @roboneers_ua | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
