Transport Vehicle For Unmanned Medical Evacuations
What: Transport vehicle for unmanned medical evacuation ground vehicle (UGV), including anti drone jammers.
Who: Medical Unit, Reconnaissance Division, Brigade 3101, Ukrainian National Guard
Deadline: 31.07.2025
Value: 20.000€
Why It Matters:
As the Russian invasion continues, Ukrainian combat units increasingly develop abilities to use unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for medical evacuation, minimizing the exposure to drone strikes and direct fire for medical units. However, deploying these life-saving UGVs requires specialized transport to reach the front lines and crucial anti-drone jammers to protect them from aerial threats. Furthermore, the van needs medical equipment and stretchers inside to stabilize the wounded during the transport to the next stabilization point or hospital.
Your support ensures these vital medical evacuation assets can safely reach and evacuate the wounded, securing the battlefield operations of medical teams. We are fundraising for a reliable van to deploy the UGV and its operators safely and effectively – not the UGV itself.
To get an idea, you find a video of a training video (no real war footage) which showcases the evacuation process of a wounded through an UGV here.
Unmanned ground vehicle designed for medical evacuation in its transport vehicle. UGVs are vital for safely retrieving wounded personnel from dangerous areas, minimizing risk to human medics.
A Jamming system we provided to another medical unit in a past project. It consists of a battery and control unit as well as several modules, covering different frequency ranges to interrupt radioelectronic signals.
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