Robotic Target Complex

DESCRIPTION

Robotic Target Complex is a Military from Gumich RTK. It is built for Security, Education. Key figures: 280 kg, 120 min runtime.

Gumich's robotic target complex (Mishenny kompleks) is a tracked platform carrying a target that moves autonomously across rough terrain for live-fire training. Sensors judge how effective a hit was and detect where it struck - shoulder, body or head - with light and sound indication. It is meant to imitate an opponent realistically so that personnel cannot predict where the target will be: it moves unpredictably at varying speeds, hides behind obstacles and reacts differently to hits, and it supports many individual and group shooting scenarios, including at night with thermal-contour targets. Two target types are offered: a bullet-resistant steel target and a mannequin target that drops and rises when hit. The complex measures 1,100 x 750 x 1,700 mm and weighs 280 kg, handles 15-degree longitudinal and lateral slopes with 80 mm ground clearance, reaches 10 km/h on flat ground and works at 5 km/h over rough terrain. BLDC motors totalling 1.5 kW with electric braking run from quick-change LiFePO4 batteries for 2 hours, it is rated IP67 for -30 to +35 C, and it is driven by remote control or app over a 1,500 m radio link, by an operator using its camera or along GPS waypoints.

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