Roboneers has codified the strike SabLynx PRO MK19 UGV
The UGV is fitted with an AGL-53, MK19 automatic grenade launcher, or an equivalent
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Ukrainian defence tech company Roboneers has codified the SabLynx PRO MK19 UGV, fitted with an AGL-53, MK19 automatic grenade launcher, or equivalent. This opens the way to state procurement and serial supply of the complex, the manufacturer told Defender Media.
The codified model combines the Lynx PRO UGV with the remotely controlled Saber MK19 combat module. The complex supports firing guided to set coordinates, with an effective engagement range of up to 1.5 km.
The UGV itself has a range of 70-85 km on hard surfaces and 25-35 km off-road, a maximum speed of 12 km/h, and uses a radio channel, MESH network, LTE and optionally Starlink for communication. Communication range in open terrain is 1.1-2.7 km, and in rough terrain – 0.6-0.8 km.
In early September, the manufacturer codified another variation of this complex – the SabLynx PRO M2. It is fitted with the Ukrainian MG-50 QCB machine gun or the American Browning.
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