Mavka Technology has unveiled the MAVKA 4K evacuation and logistics UGV
The ground platform has a payload capacity of up to 500 kg and a control range of more than 60 km
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Ukrainian company Mavka Technology has unveiled field trials of the MAVKA 4K evacuation and logistics UGV, designed for remote cargo transport and the evacuation of wounded personnel.
The platform weighs around 500 kg, can carry up to 500 kg of cargo, reach speeds of up to 12 km/h and has a stated control range of more than 60 km. It features folding side panels, while its length can be extended to 2,000 mm.
The MAVKA 4K is equipped with front- and rear-facing cameras, and the system uses Starlink, LTE, and a radio link for communication.
The MAVKA 4K is the second UGV in Mavka Technology’s portfolio, following the VIZ 4G amphibious vehicle. Until now, the company has worked on directional electronic warfare systems, including the Mavka FPV and Mavka XL jammers, as well as the Tryptykh vehicle-mounted electronic warfare systems.
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