Hector Context
Market context
Hector is ARX Robotics' wheeled unmanned ground vehicle built around Mithra OS for higher-speed, longer-range land-force missions.
- Target environment: Defense mobility routes, field logistics, inspection environments and wheeled UGV operating areas.
- Workflow context: Wheeled land autonomy, payload integration, logistics, sensing, effectors and modular mission support.
- Customer context: Defense users and integrators needing a software-defined wheeled UGV.
- Deployment model: Wheeled UGV platform integrated with ARX software and payload interfaces.
- Commercial maturity: Commercial defense product surface.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on terrain, autonomy performance, payload fit, communications and procurement.
- Market position: Software-first wheeled land autonomy platform extending ARX beyond tracked systems.
- Adjacent products: GEREON RCS, Mithra OS, Rheinmetall UGVs, Milrem systems
Specifications
- Autonomy: manual_autonomous_and_optionally_manned
- Camera: thermal_night_vision
- Communication Range Km: up_to_4_km
- Configuration: modular_system
- Max Speed Kmh: 120_kmh
- Payload: up_to_500_kg
- Range Km: 350_km
- Software: Mithra_OS
- Variants: combustion; electric
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