HAVOC RCV Context

Market context

HAVOC RCV is Milrem Robotics' robotic combat vehicle for remote and unmanned ground operations.

Target environment: Defence ground environments, forward operating areas and hazardous field conditions.
Workflow context: Ground mobility, remote operation, combat support, payload carriage and crew standoff.
Deployment model: Remotely operated or supervised robotic combat vehicle for military users.
Commercial maturity: Commercially presented rugged ground vehicle platform for defence and security users.
Adoption constraints: Requires defence procurement, operator training, payload integration, communications links and operational doctrine.
Market position: Defence UGV platform extending Milrem's ground robotics work into heavier robotic combat vehicle roles.
Adjacent products: Ground combat robot for unmanned reconnaissance, support and tactical mobility tasks.

Dimensions: 6.8 x 2.8 x 2.7 m; weight without payload t: ~15
Payload Capacity: max payload t: 5 t
Max Speed Kmh: 50 km/h
Range: operational range km: up to 600; fording depth m: 1 m
Propulsion: all wheel hybrid electric drive
Features: step climb cm: 60 cm
Ground Clearance Cm: 44 cm
Turning Radius M: 10 m
Locomotion: Wheeled 8x8 RCV
Task Scope: Combat support, high payload
Operating Characteristics: max grade percent: 60 percent; max side slope percent: 40 percent