Temerland has unveiled an improved logistics version of the Gnome UAV
The Ukrainian company Temerland has unveiled a new version of its ground-based robotic platform—the “Gnom L2”—based on the “Gnom Logist” modular system.
The updated platform features higher-capacity batteries, allowing for longer operation without recharging, as well as a solid cargo basket for convenient transport of equipment.
The “Gnom L2” retains its hybrid wheeled-tracked design to improve cross-country capability; its maximum speed is up to 12 km/h, its range is up to 50 km, and its payload capacity reaches 210 kg. It is controlled using HotRC equipment. The vehicle is currently undergoing testing, so its specifications are subject to change.
The Ministry of Defense has approved the “Ukrainian Humvee” for use.
Previously, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine codified and approved the “Nebokray” mobile workshops for use by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). The system is designed for the repair and maintenance of drones.
The Ministry of Defense has codified and approved for use in the Armed Forces of Ukraine the new “General Chereshnya” FPV unmanned aerial system.
The Ministry of Defense has standardized and approved for use by the Armed Forces of Ukraine the new Ukrainian-made B-1 unmanned aerial system. These ultra-light bombers are designed to strike concentrations of personnel, vehicles, and armored equipment.
