Autonomous Robot | Czech Battlefield Tech
- LPP Holding, a Czech defense company, presented its new unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), the "Hornet," at the IDET 2025 defense exposition in Brno.
- The Hornet UGV, an electro-hybrid platform, measures slightly over 9 feet long.
- The Hornet autonomous unmanned ground vehicle is expected to undergo further testing and development before potential deployment.
LPP Holding’s Hornet UGV,a cutting-edge autonomous vehicle,is transforming battlefield logistics. This Czech innovation, unveiled at IDET 2025, represents a leap forward in unmanned ground vehicle technology. The Hornet, an electro-hybrid platform, excels in critical support roles.Capable of carrying a payload of 771 pounds,it’s engineered to deliver ammunition and facilitate casualty evacuation,directly impacting operational efficiency. Its design prioritizes ruggedness and adaptability for the demanding battlefield environment. News Directory 3 will continue to follow this story. discover what’s next for this revolutionary robot.
Czech Firm Unveils Hornet Autonomous Battlefield Robot for Logistics
Updated May 30, 2025
LPP Holding, a Czech defense company, presented its new unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), the “Hornet,” at the IDET 2025 defense exposition in Brno. The autonomous battlefield robot is designed to provide front-line logistics support.
The Hornet UGV, an electro-hybrid platform, measures slightly over 9 feet long. It boasts a payload capacity of 771 pounds,making it suitable for ammunition delivery and casualty evacuation.
What’s next
The Hornet autonomous unmanned ground vehicle is expected to undergo further testing and development before potential deployment.