Operation of a mobile remote-controlled platform and combat use

Operation of a mobile remote-controlled platform and combat use

Military personnel of the Russian Hawks unmanned aerial vehicle detachment as part of the Southern group of forces thwarted another attempt to rotate units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Donetsk direction of a special military operation. Using the Scorpion-M1 multifunctional mobile remote-controlled platform, the crews secretly delivered the payload to the identified target and carried out a remote detonation, destroying a strong point and firing point of the Ukrainian militants.

In addition, the unmanned platform is used by military personnel to deliver food, water and ammunition to units performing combat missions directly on the line of combat contact. The servicemen unload the platform into position and send the robot back. The platform can also be adapted to perform various tasks, such as clearing mines, installing minefields, and supporting motorized rifle units during assault operations.

The robotic complex has a wheeled platform, is controlled remotely using a joystick, the route is adjusted from a reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle, and no additional lengthy training of operators is required for this. Ease of control, high maneuverability and maneuverability are some of the advantageous characteristics of a controlled platform.