In development · Not yet available UGV-Integrated Robotic Manipulator

EOD ARM

Reach in without stepping in.

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Development status

This system is currently under development at Robotech s. r. o. and is not yet available for delivery. The specifications on this page are design targets rather than measured values, and the imagery is concept visualisation of the intended configuration. Timelines, figures and final configuration are subject to change as development progresses.

01 System

The last metres should belong to the machine

Suspect ordnance, an unidentified container, a contaminated sample — the work still has to be done by hand. EOD ARM is being developed to put that hand at the end of a six-axis manipulator instead of at the end of an operator's arm.

Mounted on the MRAZ3 tracked platform, the arm is designed to approach, inspect, grip, lift and place tools while the team stays at standoff distance. Nothing about the task changes. Only who is standing next to it. The system is in active development — we are building this capability now.

Manipulator
6-axis
Platform
MRAZ3 UGV
Domains
EOD · CBRN · HazMat
Concept render of the MRAZ3 UGV with the EOD ARM manipulator lifting an ammunition box beside stacked crates
02 Capabilities

Designed for the field

Target capabilities under development. Every one of them serves a single purpose: let the team do the whole job without closing the distance to the threat.

01

Six-axis manipulation

A collaborative six-axis arm intended to reach around, under and into confined spaces with the freedom of a human wrist.

02

Interchangeable end-effectors

Grippers and task tools designed around a common interface, so one arm can cover inspection, lifting and neutralisation.

03

Safe standoff distance

The operator works the object through the platform. Removing direct exposure from the procedure is the core design goal.

04

Dual control links

Planned wireless radio teleoperation for mobility, plus secure fibre optic where the RF environment cannot be trusted.

05

Modular integration

Developed to fit the MRAZ3 platform as a module, so the same chassis can carry a different payload on the next task.

06

Multi-domain use

One manipulator intended to cover explosive ordnance disposal, CBRN sampling and hazardous material handling.

03 Specifications

Design targets

Concept render of the MRAZ3 UGV with the EOD ARM manipulator extended, three-quarter view
StatusIn development
ClassUGV-integrated manipulator
Manipulator6-axis collaborative arm
End-effectorsInterchangeable
Control linkFibre optic / secure radio
DomainsEOD · CBRN · HazMat
Base platformMRAZ3 tracked UGV
Platform dimensions980 × 580 × 350 mm
Platform curb weight110 kg
Platform payloadup to 100 / 300 kg
Arm reach[ TBD ]
Lift capacity[ TBD ]
Arm weight[ TBD ]
Operating time[ TBD ]
Control range[ TBD ]

All figures are design targets for a system in development, not measured values from a finished product, and are subject to change. Platform figures refer to the MRAZ3 base vehicle and require confirmation for this configuration. Values marked [ TBD ] are not yet defined.

04 Deployment

Planned concept of operation

How the system is intended to be used once development is complete — four steps from cover to clear.

01

Mount

The arm module is to fit to the MRAZ3 platform and the vehicle moves out.

02

Approach

The operator drives to the object from cover and holds at working distance.

03

Inspect

Cameras on the arm and chassis put the object on screen before anything is touched.

04

Handle

Grip, lift, open or place tools — the work the team would otherwise do by hand.

06 Contact

Follow the development

The system is not yet available for delivery. For development updates, technical discussion or early-stage collaboration, contact us directly.

Emailmichal.hruz@robotech.tools
AddressRobotech s. r. o.
Sladovnícka 2560/16
917 01 Trnava, Slovakia
Webrobotech.tools