More than 3,000 a year: Denmark plans to produce Ukrainian Ravlyk ground robotic systems – photo
Ukrainian company Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies (UUT) and Denmark's Vidar Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding. The document provides for the joint production of Ukrainian Ravlyk ground robotic systems in Denmark.
Source: Ukraine's National Association of Defence Industries (NAUDI) on Facebook
Quote: "The parties have already identified a production site with capacity to manufacture more than 3,000 systems a year."
More details: The association said UUT co-founder Serhii Kulikov reported that the Danish government is expected to fund the production of about 1,000 Ravlyk ground robotic systems for subsequent transfer to Ukraine's defence forces.
NAUDI also noted that the partnership combines Ukrainian technological expertise and experience in operating robotic platforms in wartime conditions with Danish production capabilities.
Quote: "UUT will be responsible for development, engineering and the further advancement of the platforms in Ukraine, while Vidar Industries will handle production preparation, assembly, supplier management, quality control and regulatory compliance."
For reference: Ravlyk (UMP-2) is an electric ground robotic platform with a 6×6 wheel configuration. UUT says it can carry up to 500kg of load and tow a trailer weighing up to 4.5 tonnes. Its declared mission range is up to 40km and it can overcome slopes of up to 35°.
The developers position Ravlyk as a platform for frontline logistics, evacuation support and fire support.
Background:
- UUT presented a smaller version of the Ravlyk ground robotic system with a 4×4 wheel configuration at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.
- It was reported earlier that UUT signed an agreement with French industrial giant Haulotte at Eurosatory 2026 to produce the Ravlyk ground robotic system in EU countries.
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