Roboneers has updated its Lynx PRO UGV: what has changed

Ukrainian company Roboneers has updated its Lynx PRO unmanned ground vehicle (UGV). The changes affect communications, control, and equipment. The manufacturer shared the details with Defender Media.

For stable communications, the Lynx PRO has received a digital system with MESH support, and Starlink Mini is now included in the UGV’s standard kit. The system can be operated via LTE and a short-range control unit for infantry.

Roboneers adds that a rear-view camera has been integrated into the UGV, and its mobility has been improved. The range has been extended to 40 km, with the possibility of expanding it to 80 km by connecting four batteries, which are also included in the kit.

The UGV retains a payload capacity of up to 300 kg, along with the ability to mount EW systems, combat modules, and additional equipment. The price of the updated UGV is UAH 1.4 million. The Lynx PRO, like the standard Lynx, can be purchased using ePoints on Brave1 Market.

Since the beginning of the year, the company has been actively expanding its product line. In April alone, it unveiled two new UGVs, and in March, it showcased a new drone and a turret modification. Earlier, the CEO of Latvian company SUBmerge Baltic, Kārlis Bērziņš, stated that his company is seeking to jointly produce its underwater unmanned systems in Ukraine together with Roboneers.