Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies has presented the UMP-3 Ravlyk unmanned ground vehicle integrated with the FZ800 Mod.1 missile launcher at the MSPO 2026 international exhibition in Poland. The system can be equipped with FZ275 LGR laser-guided missiles or conventional 70mm unguided aviation rockets, utilizing a removable FZ125 universal mounting mechanism for secure holding and launch.
The FZ800 Mod.1 launcher measures 2,003 millimeters in length with a diameter of 252 millimeters and weighs 41 kilograms empty, while fully loaded weights range from 107 to 131 kilograms depending on the selected munitions. Launch operations are managed through digital fire control systems integrated into the platform’s onboard complex. The launcher is mounted on the turret of the six-wheeled UMP-3 Ravlyk robot, as reported by Militarnyi.
The 670-kilogram platform supports a payload capacity of up to 500 kilograms and can tow a trailer weighing up to 2,500 kilograms. The 6×6 chassis provides a maximum speed of 12 kilometers per hour and an operational range exceeding 50 kilometers on a single charge.
In industrial developments, Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies and Denmark’s Vidar Industries recently agreed to establish a joint venture in Denmark for the serial production of the Ravlyk UGV, while ongoing development, systems engineering, and platform refinement will remain based in Ukraine.
