Robotic Complexes unveils Murakha CaseEvak, new casualty evacuation UGV

Ukrainian UGV manufacturer Robotiс Complexes has unveiled its new Murakha CaseEvak casualty evacuation ground drone. The company published photos and technical specifications of the platform on its Facebook page.

The vehicle is based on the company’s Murakha logistics platform, which has been adapted for medical evacuation. The upgrades include an enclosed casualty transport capsule, more powerful 8 kW electric motors, and a higher-capacity battery.

The armoured medical capsule is made of Armox 500T armour steel. According to the developer, it is designed to protect the casualty from shrapnel.

The capsule features two folding access doors — one on the side and one at the rear. It is equipped with life-support systems, ventilation, heating, interior lighting, video surveillance, two-way audio communication, and an emergency door release mechanism accessible from inside.

The evacuation capsule weighs 344 kg, while the complete vehicle has a total weight of 1,031 kg.

The platform is equipped with day, night and thermal imaging cameras. It also supports multiple control links, including ExpressLRS (ELRS), LTE, Starlink, and fibre-optic control, allowing it to operate even in environments heavily affected by enemy electronic warfare.

The manufacturer says the electric platform operates quietly, offers long endurance, and is capable of conducting casualty evacuation missions both day and night.

The team is currently developing a dedicated protective frame for the Murakha CaseEvak, intended to provide additional protection against top-down FPV drone attacks.