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Ukrainian Ravlyk Ground Robot Handles Combat and Evacuation. Production Set for Denmark
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Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies (UUT) and Danish firm Vidar Industries have agreed to establish a joint venture in Denmark for serial production of Ravlyk unmanned ground vehicles.
The joint venture aims to expand the manufacturing base for the Ravlyk platform and strengthen European supply chains. It will meet the needs of Ukraine’s defense forces once necessary permits are secured and contracts are finalized, as reported by Militarnyi on August 11.
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Under the division of responsibilities, UUT will continue to lead the development, systems engineering, and platform upgrades in Ukraine.
Vidar Industries will oversee the technical setup of assembly lines, production, quality control, component logistics, and compliance with regulatory standards.
The United Tech Assets fund helped facilitate interaction and coordination between the Ukrainian and Danish companies. The partners are now moving forward with the legal, engineering, and regulatory steps required to launch the joint initiative.
The Ravlyk ground drone is built to perform a wide range of battlefield tasks, spanning from casualty evacuation to reconnaissance and fire support.
The machine reaches a maximum speed of 12 km/h, carries a payload of up to 300 kg, and can tow loads weighing up to 2 tons. It features an operational range of 30 km and can run continuously for 6 hours. In standby mode on a single charge, the system can remain active for up to 72 hours.
In June 2025, the platform was integrated with the Wolly 12.7 combat module carrying a heavy machine gun. Named the Droid Raw 12.7, this vehicle configuration adopted the capabilities of the weapon station, including integration with the 12.7 mm M2 Browning heavy machine gun.
In June 2026, UUT also introduced a version of the Ravlyk ground drone equipped with a combat module featuring the Amulet anti-tank missile system, developed by the Luch Design Bureau.
The anti-tank system is designed to engage both stationary and moving ground targets, including armored vehicles equipped with reactive armor.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian defense technology company WINFLY has unveiled the WINFLY Spider, a reusable interceptor drone designed to neutralize aerial targets using a net and return to its launch point.
Built on the WINFLY 10 Hunter platform, the system can reach speeds of up to 160 km/h and operate at altitudes of up to 5,000 meters.
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