Modular Solutions
*Highlighted modules are varieties of battle units that could potentially be made with the use of the UNEX framework
Base Model
Weapon stations (ATGMs, RCWS, SHORAD)
Deliver accurate target engagement while keeping operators safely remote
Logistics Modules (cargo, CASEVAC)
Allow rapid role changes to carry supplies or move casualties, keeping operations on the move
EOD / Demining Kits
Enable remote neutralisation of explosives to protect personnel and infrastructure
ISR Sensor & Radar Packages
Combine sensors and radars to provide clear, live intelligence for quicker decisions
AI-Driven All-Terrain System
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All-Terrain & Amphibious Mobility Operates across mud, rubble, snow, and water (-20°C to +40°C) – critical for riverine or flood-affected combat zones.
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Autonomous & AI-Enhanced Semi-autonomous navigation, follow-me mode, and GNSS-denied operation with EW-resilient comms.
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NATO-Standard Compliance STANAG certified with assigned NATO Stock Number (NSN) – ensuring interoperability, procurement readiness, and seamless integration into allied forces’ logistics.
Built for contested environments
UNEX combines autonomy, modularity, and amphibious mobility, delivering a unique advantage in logistics, combat support, and high-risk missions across land and water.
2200 kg
Dry weight
1700 kg
Max payload
up to 20 km / h
Max speed
600 mm
Ground clearance
6 h
Battery autonomy
10+ km
Control radius
Full electric
Drive type
78 kW
Battery power
40°
Gradeability angle
Key Capabilities
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Overcomes obstacles up to 1 m in height — fallen trees, rocks, marshes
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Ability to cross water obstacles and exit onto ice
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Controllability under radio jamming conditions more than 10 km
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Silent operation enabled by electric motors
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Patented ultra-low pressure tyres to minimise the risk of triggering explosives
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Universal modularity for multiple mission configurations
Communications
UNEX UGV can be operated over several layers of communications, from short-range direct control to extended beyond-line-of-sight links. The vehicle is designed as an open platform not only for payloads, but also for different classes of radios, modems and network architectures, so that the communications stack can be tailored to each mission profile.
Handheld ground controller
Secure L/S-band link for short-range teleoperation.
Telescopic mast or fixed tower
Enhanced line-of-sight using masts or fixed towers.
Multirotor UAV airborne relay
Encrypted, low-latency links for extended tactical reach.
Fixed-wing UAV airborne relay
Theatre-level control node for long-range operations.
Cellular (LTE / 5G)
Operable via LTE/5G networks in rear areas or civilian environments.
LEO satellite link
Command and data exchange where no terrestrial infrastructure exists — at sea, in mountains, or in remote regions.
1 km
5 km
10 km
beyond 10 km
Applications
Combat & Strike Missions
Can be armed with RCWS, ATGMs, or loitering munition launchers for frontline fire support.
Battlefield Logistics
Ammunition, food, and fuel delivery to forward units under fire (“last-mile” resupply).
Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC)
Extraction of wounded under fire, ensuring medics stay out of lethal zones.
Engineer Support
Mine clearance, breaching obstacles, and counter-IED operations.
Critical Infrastructure & Border Protection
Patrolling perimeters, preventing sabotage or incursions.
Humanitarian Missions
Flood rescue, firefighting, disaster logistics, and minefield clearance post-conflict.