SlimAk

SlimAk is an unmanned robotic complex, which is a ground-based wheeled platform with 4x4 all-wheel drive. It is designed for logistics, mining, reconnaissance and as a kamikaze. The basic configuration is equipped with an articulated frame, which makes it possible to work in difficult terrain conditions where increased cross-country ability is required. This design demonstrates excellent maneuverability, confidence and exceptional reliability, as well as an optimal balance of mass and load capacity. The implementation of a wheelbase with a broken frame makes it possible to safely overcome steep climbs, and a small turning radius makes it possible to perform tasks in a limited area, especially in forest thickets. Maximum speed 10km/h. Logistical transportation is carried out using two modular body frames that are easily mounted on a wheeled platform. The total load capacity of the NRK is up to 120 kg. Thanks to the high power of the electric motors, SlimAk is able to overcome steep climbs with a load. This is especially noticeable when the NRK accidentally finds itself in a crater from a shell explosion, and easily drives out of it. For logistical operations involving the transportation of large volumes of cargo, it is possible to attach a trailer specially designed for this NRC to the wheelbase. Also, for evacuation tasks, it is possible to attach a specialized trailer designed for the evacuation of the wounded. As a minelayer, the wheeled platform carries 4 anti-tank mines and has an appropriate discharge system. This model is equipped with two video cameras. One is fixed on the front frame and is a running one, the second is fixed on the rear frame, has three rotation levels, thanks to the telescopic mechanism it rises to a height of 1.8m and is used for reconnaissance. High image quality is ensured by digital communication. The power plant is represented by DC electric motors with a total power of 3.2 kW, gearboxes and two removable lithium batteries with a total capacity of 140 A/h. This configuration allows you to travel up to 35 km on a single battery charge with a payload of 80 kg. If you use the drone as a scout, on a single battery charge, for example, you can travel 12 km, stay in observation mode for 5 days and return. With an additional battery, the time spent at the observation point increases to 7 days. A ground drone can be equipped with any communication system: Starlink, ELRS, Wi-Fi, fiber optic… When using fiber-optic communication, the spool with fiber is a consumable, easily replaced and completed with the required length of up to 20 km. Using fiber-optic, the drone can travel one way up to 20 km (for example, as a kamikaze), or up to 10 km with a return (for example, as a minesweeper or scout). The winding of the fiber-optic onto spools takes place at our own production facilities using our own equipment. Its quantity and length are regulated by the tasks and can vary depending on the tasks. Thanks to the backup radio channel, the risk of losing the NRC due to damage to the fiber-optic is minimized. The radio communication range for control and video without a repeater reaches up to 8km.