Bombetel V2
Product descripton: Bombetel V2 by Skelia Systems
Bombetel V2 is a compact unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) designed to transport payloads and perform missions in contested environments where reliable communications and high mobility are essential. The platform combines long operational range, off-road capability, and a resilient dual-channel control architecture to support logistics, field operations, and other tactical missions.
The UGV is capable of traveling up to 30 km while carrying payloads of up to 20 kg. Its compact, low-profile design reduces visual detectability, while high ground clearance enables effective movement across rough and uneven terrain.
A key feature of Bombetel V2 is its integrated fiber-optic communication system with a radio-control backup channel, providing resilient command and control even in environments affected by electronic interference. The fiber-optic link supports Full HD video transmission and CRSF-based control, while the redundant radio channel enhances operational survivability and mission continuity.
Powered by an electric drivetrain, Bombetel V2 offers quiet operation, dependable mobility, and a cost-effective solution suitable for large-scale deployment in modern military operations.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Platform Type | Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) |
| Primary Role | Multipurpose ground robotic platform |
| Operational Range | Up to 30 km |
| Maximum Speed | 15 km/h |
| Payload Capacity | Up to 20 kg |
| Vehicle Weight | 25 kg |
| Propulsion | Electric motor |
| Ground Clearance | 190 mm |
| Primary Communication | Digital fiber-optic link with Full HD video and CRSF control |
| Backup Communication | Radio control via DJI Mavic and relay station |
| Video Transmission | Full HD over fiber-optic link |
| Key Features | Low visual signature, high off-road mobility, redundant communication channels, enhanced resilience to electronic interference |
| Mission Capability | Logistics support, payload transport, tactical field operations, operation in contested electromagnetic environments |