Armoured capsule and more powerful engines: Murakha ground robotic system adapted to evacuate wounded – photos
Ukrainian company Robotic Complexes has presented the Murakha CaseEvak, a robotic system for the remote evacuation of wounded soldiers from dangerous areas.
Source: Robotic Complexes on Facebook
Details: According to the product description, the developers have upgraded the Murakha platform to support the evacuation module.
Robotic Complexes noted that the armoured medical capsule for transporting the wounded is made of Armox 500T steel.
Quote: "It protects the person from shrapnel and other external threats, enabling them to be safely moved even in areas where enemy UAVs are actively operating."
The developers note that every detail of the capsule's design has been thought through. The folding side and rear covers enable rapid loading of an injured soldier.
Quote: "Inside, everything needed to keep the casualty stable during transportation has been provided: a life-support system, ventilation, heating, interior lighting, video surveillance, two-way audio communication, and an emergency door-opening function from the inside."
The evacuation capsule weighs 344 kg, and the total weight of the system is 1,031 kg.
To support the evacuation module, the developers have also upgraded the Murakha platform itself, increasing its engine output to 8 kW and significantly expanding the battery capacity.
The company says the system is equipped with day, night and thermal imaging cameras and supports multiple control channels – ELRS, LTE, Starlink and fibre optic – meaning that it can operate even when the enemy is making active use of electronic warfare systems.
"The electric platform is quiet, has a significant operational range, and can conduct evacuations by both day and night," the developers stated.
The company also noted that work is underway to give the system additional protection against top-attack FPV drone strikes, with a specialised cage superstructure currently in development.
Background: Robotic Complexes recently presented a ground-based firefighting robot built on the Murakha ground robotic system platform.
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