Denmark plans to produce more than 3,000 Ukrainian "Ravlik" robotic systems per year
The Ukrainian company Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies (UUT) and the Danish company Vidar Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding the joint production of “Ravlyk” ground-based robotic systems in Denmark. The designated production site will enable the manufacture of more than 3,000 such platforms annually.
The Danish government will fund the production of approximately 1,000 systems for the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
“Ravlik” (UMP-2) is an electric 6×6 robot with a payload capacity of up to 500 kg, capable of towing up to 4.5 metric tons and operating at a range of up to 40 km. The platform is designed for frontline logistics, evacuation, and fire support. The Ukrainian side will be responsible for development and engineering, while the Danish partners will handle assembly, quality control, and logistics.
This was reported by the National Association of the Defense Industry of Ukraine (NAUDI).
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has 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.
Previously, the Ministry of Defense 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.
