Ukrainian Roboneers Unveils Unmanned Ground Vehicle That Evacuated Wounded Soldier 24 km Under FPV Threat

Ukrainian company Roboneers has unveiled the “Lynx MAX” unmanned ground vehicle, a tracked platform designed for evacuating the wounded and handling logistics in hard-to-reach areas.

This was reported by the company to “Oboronka.”

It is noted that the “Lynx MAX” complements Roboneers’ line of ground platforms, which already includes the “Lynx” and “Lynx PRO” models.

The company says the platform can cross water-filled ditches up to 700 mm deep and move across rough terrain at speeds of up to 13 km/h.

The UGV can also evacuate up to two wounded soldiers and transport cargo weighing up to 350 kg over distances of up to 60 km without recharging.

In addition, the “Lynx MAX” is equipped with an automatic cargo release system on a horizontal buffer suspension and supports the installation of “Shablya” combat modules, expanding its use beyond logistics to include assault missions.

The company notes that the platform is already being used by Ukrainian forces on the front line. In particular, in the Pokrovsk sector, paratroopers of the 25th Sicheslav Air Assault Brigade, together with fighters of the 68th Separate Jaeger Brigade named after Oleksa Dovbush, carried out the evacuation of a wounded serviceman using this UGV.

After detonating a mine, the soldier suffered a partial amputation of a lower limb and was unable to move independently, so the command decided to evacuate him using the robotic platform.

It is reported that the evacuation took place in heavily mined terrain, under the constant threat of enemy drones, along a route stretching 24 km.

EMPR