Four more Ukrainian developments will be able to operate at the front

Four more Ukrainian developments will be able to operate at the front

Codified according to NATO standards

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Image credits: Mykhailo Fedorov

Four more developments from the Brave1 cluster members will be able to operate at the frontline. They have been codified according to NATO standards, which allows the state to purchase and supply them to the military.

Deputy Prime Minister for Innovation and Technology Mykhailo Fedorov spoke briefly about each of the developments.

  • Tanchik: can withstand a load of up to 500 kg and is capable of performing a wide range of missions – reconnaissance, sabotage, evacuation and attack, and logistics.
  • Targan 2K: has a simple design and operates at short distances of up to 20 km. It can be adapted to various tasks, from logistics to reconnaissance. The cost is only $3,000.
  • Targan 200: similar to Targan 2K, but designed to carry a heavier load of up to 200 kg. It can replace 2 to 8 people in logistics.
  • Bureviy: helps in the logistics of heavy loads and evacuation of the wounded from the battlefield.

In total, the cluster has codified more than 220 developments.

According to the General Staff, the use of robotic units has reduced the losses of the Ukrainian military by 30%. Robots take on the most dangerous tasks and can save many lives.

Earlier, the Ukrainian miltech startup Frontline received a grant from Brave1 in the amount of ₴2 mln. The funds will be used to create new Linza copter-bombers, which are already being actively used by the Ukrainian military on the front line.