SPIDER
Tracked robotic combat platform for remote fire engagement of armour, fortifications, personnel and low-speed aerial targets.
SPIDER
- Engages armour, fortifications, personnel and low-speed air targets
- 360° video surveillance with target detection and identification
- Autonomous positioning, outrigger deployment, obstacle traversal
- Networked integration with battle-management and other unmanned platforms
Platform Overview
SPIDER is a tracked robotic combat platform for remote engagement of armour, fortifications, hostile personnel and low-speed aerial targets. The system supports 360° video surveillance, target detection and identification, remote fire control, reloading and self-defence.
SPIDER can autonomously move to its firing position, deploy outriggers, traverse obstacles, and integrate into the battle-management network. Control is available over radio or cable, with networked interaction with other unmanned platforms. Standby endurance is up to 72 hours.
Technical Specifications
Purpose
| Destruction of armored vehicles | Yes |
|---|---|
| Fortifications | Yes |
| Enemy personnel | Yes |
| Low-speed aerial targets | Yes |
Functionality
| Video surveillance | 360° |
|---|---|
| Target detection and identification | Yes |
| Remote firing | Yes |
| Reloading | Yes |
| Self-defense | Yes |
Mobility
| Chassis | Tracked chassis |
|---|---|
| Autonomous deployment | Yes |
| Outrigger deployment | Yes |
| Obstacle overcoming | Yes |
Armament
| Machine guns | PKT, Browning M2, etc. |
|---|---|
| Grenade launchers | AGS-17, MK19 |
| Other weapons | ATGM and MANPADS |
Integration
| Battlefield management system | Yes |
|---|---|
| Networking | Networking with other unmanned platforms |
Advantages
| Remote control | Radio / cable |
|---|---|
| Round-the-clock operation | Yes |
| Operator risk | Minimal |
| Maneuverability | High |
| Standby autonomy | up to 72 hours |
Detailed performance characteristics are published only when approved for public release.
Purpose
- Engagement of armoured vehicles
- Engagement of fortifications
- Engagement of hostile personnel
- Engagement of low-speed aerial targets
Functionality
- 360° video surveillance
- Target detection and identification
- Remote fire control
- Reloading
- Self-defence
Mobility
- Tracked chassis
- Autonomous movement to firing position
- Outrigger / support deployment
- Obstacle traversal
Armament
- Machine guns: PKT, Browning M2 and similar
- Grenade launchers: AGS-17, MK19
- Additional armament: ATGMs and MANPADS
Integration
- Integration into battle-management system
- Networked interaction with other unmanned platforms
Advantages
- Remote control: radio or cable
- 24/7 operation
- Minimal operator risk
- High manoeuvrability
- Standby endurance up to 72 hours