FireAnt

Estimated price:
Approximately $50,000
Maximum speed:
Not publicly disclosed
Operational range:
Not publicly disclosed
Power output:
Not publicly disclosed
Battery capacity:
Not publicly disclosed
Generator:
Not publicly disclosed
Payload:
Not publicly disclosed
Length:
Not publicly disclosed
Width:
Not publicly disclosed
Height:
Not publicly disclosed

Other features: The FireAnt is designed to be transported on the external mounts of armored vehicles – such as the M2A4 Bradley – or carried by infantry. Weighing around 27 kg with configurations up to ~32 kg, it features a modular design that allows operators to quickly swap payloads on the battlefield for various missions, ranging from reconnaissance and data relay to electronic warfare and anti-tank attacks. A single operator can control an entire swarm where individual robots coordinate actions without direct human oversight, sharing data in real time to detect, track, and engage heavy armor including tanks. Built with an IP67-rated chassis for dust and water resistance, the FireAnt is engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, severe vibrations, and impacts across diverse operating environments from deserts to urban areas.