Transports ammunition and evacuates: Ukraine's Forces receive Gimli ground robotic system
Illustrative photo: The Armed Forces of Ukraine received the ground robotic system Gimli (Getty Images)
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has codified and approved the use of Gimli ground robotic systems in Defense Forces units. They evacuate and transport personnel, deliver ammunition, and more, according to the Ministry of Defense's press service.
According to the ministry, the Gimli ground robotic system (GRS) is a versatile unmanned platform designed to perform a wide range of tasks in high-intensity combat conditions.
Depending on its configuration and mounted equipment, the robots can evacuate and transport personnel, deliver ammunition and supplies, and carry out other critical logistical and support tasks. Additionally, the Gimli GRS can be armed and function as a mobile combat module, engaging enemy targets with firepower.
The Gimli robots are compact, making them easy to transport. They are equipped with a silent electric motor, and a fully charged battery provides several hours of continuous operation. The robots can operate both day and night.
Photo: Gimli ground robotic system (mod.gov.ua)
Recently, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine codified and approved the Hromylo domestic unmanned aerial system (UAS) for operation.
The Ministry also approved the use of the Zmiiy Lohistychnyi domestic logistics robot in the Defense Forces.
