Brave1 has developed FoxTac ─ a remotely operated transporter for evacuating wounded from the battlefield

The Minister of Digital Transformation Mikhail Fedorov shared about the new development by participants of the Brave1 cluster. It is about FoxTac - a remote-controlled transporter for evacuating the wounded from the battlefield.

FoxTac is equipped with a full-wheel drive system, which allows it to move both on wheels and on tracks. The platform is protected from mud and easily moves on rough terrain. The control distance is up to 700 meters, and the range is up to 10 km.

"This robot can be operated by an operator 700 meters from the place where the wounded person is lying. So the operator is in safety, which is an opportunity to save the operator's life and to rescue the wounded person," Fedorov stated.

It is noted that the experienced samples of the FoxTac platform have already successfully passed preliminary tests. Currently, the codification procedure is underway, which will allow FoxTac to be supplied to the troops.