aunav.NEO HD

EM&E Group

Military

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Sources:

eme-es.com

Industries:

Defence Government Security & Patrol

Uses:

Security Inspection Remote

Price:

Not announced

Model:

aunav.NEO HD variable-geometry EOD/IED/CBRN unmanned ground vehicle (lighter aunav.NEO configuration available)

DESCRIPTION

aunav.NEO HD is a Military from EM&E Group. It is built for Security, Inspection, Remote. Key figures: 300 min runtime, 75 kg payload.

The aunav.NEO HD is a medium-class unmanned ground vehicle for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD/IED) and CBRN missions, logistics support, casualty evacuation and reconnaissance, aimed at the military and first responders. Its patented variable-geometry system widens or narrows the robot automatically in a few seconds, from 400 mm to 680 mm, so it can drive down the aisle of an aircraft, bus or metro car, through tunnels or across rubble and open ground, and a self-stabilising platform keeps it level or holds its centre of gravity inside its footprint on stairs, ramps and slopes. Four independently or jointly moving flippers drive it at up to 5 km/h and up 45-degree slopes, and its main arm handles objects of up to 75 kg. Arm, flippers and batteries detach without tools for transport, plug-and-play payloads are detected and configured automatically, and autonomous indoor and outdoor navigation builds 3D maps, follows a person, backs out 15 m or returns to signal when the link drops. Folded it measures 815 x 564 x 848 mm, runs about 5 hours on BB-2590/U lithium-ion batteries and is driven from a tablet control unit showing up to 8 cameras at 700 m to 3 km. Spain's UME emergency unit and the Indonesian Navy have ordered NEO HD robots, and Singapore's DSTA has tested CASEVAC and logistics configurations.

FEATURES

Patented variable geometry: width adjusts automatically from 400 to 680 mm in seconds
Self-stabilising platform keeps it level or its centre of gravity inside the footprint
4 flippers with independent or coordinated movement
max speed 5 km/h
slopes and stairs up to 45 degrees
Main arm handles objects up to 75 kg
Detachable arm, flippers and batteries (no tools) for transport
Plug-and-play payloads: automatic detection and configuration
Autonomous indoor/outdoor navigation with 3D mapping
follow-me
15 m autonomous reverse
return to signal on link loss
GNSS (GPS/Galileo/GLONASS/BeiDou)
"Doggy movement" platform roll and pitch
anti-rollover
obstacle anti-collision
two-way audio
Folded 815 x 564 x 848 mm (L x W x H)
About 5 h operation on military/commercial BB-2590/U lithium-ion batteries
Tablet OCU with integrated joysticks: up to 8 video streams, 3D robot avatar, 700 m to 3 km range
Communications: MN-MIMO COFDM radio, Wi-Fi, fibre optic, Ethernet
wired, wireless and EMCON modes
Options: X-ray system, CBRN sensors, disruptors and automatic tools
CASEVAC and logistics configurations

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Dimensions	L 815 mm × W 564 mm × H 848 mm
Payload	75 kg
Mobility
Movement Type	Other
Speed	5 km/h
Environment	Military and first-responder operations: aircraft, bus and metro aisles, tunnels, stairs, rubble and open terrain
Power
Battery Life	300 min
Sensing & Compute
Sensors	up to 8 cameras, GNSS (GPS/Galileo/GLONASS/BeiDou), optional X-ray system, optional CBRN sensors
Connectivity	MN-MIMO COFDM radio, Wi-Fi, fibre optic, Ethernet; wired / wireless / EMCON modes

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Verified

Physical
Dimensions	L 815 mm × W 564 mm × H 848 mm
Payload	75 kg
Mobility
Movement Type	Other
Speed	5 km/h
Environment	Military and first-responder operations: aircraft, bus and metro aisles, tunnels, stairs, rubble and open terrain
Power
Battery Life	300 min
Sensing & Compute
Sensors	up to 8 cameras, GNSS (GPS/Galileo/GLONASS/BeiDou), optional X-ray system, optional CBRN sensors
Connectivity	MN-MIMO COFDM radio, Wi-Fi, fibre optic, Ethernet; wired / wireless / EMCON modes