Serial production · in service with units

GULLIVER

Unmanned ground vehicle

4×4 full electric drive · up to 320 kg · NATO codified

Carries ammunition, water and supplies to positions and evacuates the wounded — with no crew on the route.

Get a quote Platform variants

Logistics module · Siyalka-1 remote mining · EW suite · available through e-points and DOT-Chain

up to 320 kgof payload per run
50 kmrange on hard ground
up to 3 hof continuous movement
300 sfrom unloading to moving

One chassis — logistics, evacuation, mining, EW

320 kg in a single run Ammunition, water, supplies — to forward positions. A casualty comes back out along the same route. What fits in a run
Off-road, not road Full 4×4 drive: gradient up to 35°, side slope up to 30°, fording 300 mm, vertical step 200 mm. See the limits
Three communication channels Starlink, ELRS radio and LTE. The vehicle does not rely on one channel — what radio cannot reach, the satellite can. Compare the channels
Modules for the task Logistics module, Siyalka-1 remote mining, and a variant with an EW suite. Choose a variant

A word from the manufacturer

There are more requests now than ever

With the enemy pressing, logistics has become the sharpest problem at the front. Requests from units come in every day, and demand grows faster than we can meet it.

We are increasing output and working in shifts to cover as many requests as we can. Sometimes we cannot take on everything at once: then we say openly “we are not taking requests for the moment” — so as not to break what we have already promised other units. This is not a refusal, it is an honest queue.

We do not promise timescales we do not believe in ourselves
Commitments already made come first
We say where acceptance stands straight away — on the first call

We know what every day on a position costs, and we do everything we can, however hard it is for us right now. We will not let you down.

Unit requests for GULLIVER

The chart is illustrative: it shows the trend in demand, not absolute figures.

01 Cargo

320 kg

One run instead of eight trips on foot

Every ammunition run to the forward edge means people on the route under drones and artillery. GULLIVER takes that route itself: up to 320 kg out, and a casualty back.

What it carries

Ammunition to the position

A full ammunition run to a strongpoint in one pass. The crew does not go out on the route — the vehicle goes alone and the operator drives it from cover.

What is at risk is equipment, not people. That is exactly why the vehicle is bought.

One run to the position up to 320 kg

GULLIVER UGV

1 run · 320 kg · nobody on the route

instead of

People

8 trips · 40 kg per soldier · eight sorties under observation

Run mass: up to 320 kg
Range: 50 / 40 km
Time on the move: from 3 h

The comparison is indicative: a soldier's trip is counted as 40 kg of cargo.

02 Mobility

35° gradient

It goes where the road ends

Full 4×4 drive and two 1000 W motors. Choose an obstacle and you will see the limit set in the specification.

Obstacle

Gradient up to 35°

Full drive pulls a loaded platform up a slope that infantry climbs on foot. Side slope at the same time is up to 30°.

Gradient 35°

Clearance 180 mm · mass up to 325 kg · speed no less than 15 km/h

The diagram is schematic: it shows the limits from the specification, not a real terrain profile.

03 · Link

The vehicle does not rely on one channel

Satellite, radio and mobile network. The channels complement each other: what radio cannot reach behind a hill, the satellite can. Choose a channel and the panel will show its state.

Starlink · satellite channel channel stable

Channel level

Channel type: satellite
Working area: beyond the radio horizon
What it carries: video · telemetry · control
Level

A Starlink Mini panel antenna is part of the basic delivery set. The operator drives the vehicle from where it cannot be seen or heard.

The indication is schematic — this is how channel status looks at the operator's workplace.

Control and telemetry protocols: ELRS · MAVLink 2 · Ethernet

This is not a closed box: the vehicle speaks standard protocols, so it fits into ground stations and software the unit already has. Ethernet is available for the customer's own equipment.

04 · Control

The operator's workplace is familiar

Two digital communication systems to choose from: QGroundControl, which the crew already knows, or Khmarka — for the infrastructure your unit runs. The cameras sit above the logistics module, looking forward and backward, and work in infrared.

Control: QGroundControl

VEHICLE 01 78% Starlink GPS 14 Front

SPEED 12 km/h TO POINT 2.4 km CARGO 280 kg MODE Day

Khmarka · online

Route

Departurecovered
Leg 2moving
Delivery point2.4 km

Status

ChannelStarlink
Battery78%
CameraFront

CREW Sokil-2 TASK Ammunition run SPEED 12 km/h MODE Day

Control from the handset or from the ground station laptop. Route, waypoint and current position on one screen.

The frame and telemetry are synthetic: this is what the route looks like from the camera — a rutted dirt track, burnt-out vehicles and buildings along it, then a turn into a field with puddles.

Basic delivery set: charger, RadioMaster TX12 handset, additional HotRC handset and Starlink Mini panel antenna — Basic delivery set: charger, main RadioMaster TX12 handset, additional HotRC handset and Starlink Mini panel antenna

RadioMaster TX12The main control handset — part of the basic delivery set.

Additional HotRC handsetA compact handset for working next to the vehicle: loading, manoeuvring, hitching.

Starlink Mini panel antennaThe satellite channel is in the basic set — no separate purchase.

Ground station laptopOption: a full operator workplace with map and telemetry.

05 · Power

A flat battery does not stop the work

Li-Ion 13S, 48 V, no less than 120 Ah — that is three hours of continuous movement or more. And when the charge does run out, the vehicle is not put on charge: the battery is swapped.

How long until the next run

Standard charge

6 h

Fast charge

4 h

Battery swap

minutes

A spare battery is a second vehicle for the same money

A set of spare batteries keeps GULLIVER on the route around the clock: one works while the other charges.

Time to readiness is no more than 300 seconds from unloading.

Battery · 13S 100 %

Voltage: 48 V
Capacity: 120 Ah
Range: 50 km

Battery charged. The vehicle is ready for a run.

Schematic charge indication. A 48 V (54.6 V), 13S, 30 A charger is part of the basic set.

06 · Platforms

One chassis — four vehicles

Logistics, evacuation, remote mining, electronic warfare. The crew trains once — controls, spares and charging are shared across all variants.

Logistics module

GULLIVER UGV with the Siyalka-1 remote mining module

07 · Production

This is not a prototype but a production vehicle

GULLIVER is produced in series together with all its key units — and it is already carrying cargo and evacuating casualties with units on several fronts.

production Our own serial production We build not just the vehicle in series but its units too. That means delivery times, repairability and spare parts, not a one-off batch.
In service with units The vehicles work in combat units: logistics runs to positions and evacuation, every day rather than in a presentation.
Ready in 300 seconds No more than five minutes from unloading to moving. The crew does not assemble the vehicle in the open.
12-month warranty The warranty period is 12 months from the date of delivery. After that — service and spare parts from the manufacturer.
Codification and technical conditions A NATO stock number, a UKT ZED code, CPV and our own technical conditions — the procurement paperwork is already in place.
Crew training We hand the vehicle over with crew training and support on call, not just against a signature.

NATO codification: stock number obtained
Procurement codes: UKT ZED and CPV assigned
Technical conditions: our own, in force
Technical condition: new, 2026 build

See how GULLIVER goes through the mud Video from trials and from the vehicles at work is on our Instagram.

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09 · Procurement

Three ways to obtain GULLIVER

The vehicle has a NATO stock number and its own technical conditions — the procurement paperwork is ready. We will advise which route will be quicker for your unit.

E-points

Purchase with e-points — the fastest route if points have already been allocated to the unit.

DOT-Chain Defence

Procurement through the DOT-Chain platform — if the unit already works through it.

Direct contract

Direct purchase from the manufacturer: one vehicle, a batch, or a kit for the unit.

Enquiry

A consultation + and a full proposal

We will call, establish the unit's tasks and put together a GULLIVER configuration. We answer 24/7. If needed we come out to you and show the vehicle at work.

A detailed proposal for your configuration
Answers to technical questions — by voice, without email threads
An on-site demonstration: we show the vehicle on the ground, not on slides
We will advise on the procurement route: e-points, DOT-Chain or direct contract

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GULLIVER UGV technical specifications

Maximum payload: up to 320 kg
Ground clearance: 180 mm
Range (hard ground / off-road): 50 / 40 km
Gradient / side slope: up to 35° / up to 30°
Maximum speed: no less than 15 km/h
Fording (hard bottom) / vertical step: 300 mm / 200 mm
Drive / motors: 4×4, 2 × 1000 W
Cameras: 2 × digital IP, HDR, autofocus (front and rear)
Battery / capacity: Li-Ion, 13S, 48 V (54.6 V), no less than 120 Ah
Control and telemetry protocols: ELRS / MAVLink 2 / Ethernet
Time on the move to full discharge: no less than 3 h
Time to readiness: no more than 300 s
Charging time (standard / fast): 6 / 4 h
Charger: 48 V (54.6 V), 13S, 30 A
Dimensions (W×H×L) / mass: 1250 × 1400 × 1350 mm / no more than 325 kg
Warranty period: 12 months from the date of delivery

The vehicle is manufactured to our own technical conditions and codified to NATO standards. Technical condition — new, ready for use (2026 build).

Basic set and equipment options

Main control handset: RadioMaster TX12
Additional handset: HotRC
Satellite channel: Starlink Mini panel antenna
Charger: 48 V (54.6 V), 13S, 30 A
Digital communication systems: QGroundControl or Khmarka
Logistics module: cargo platform with sides for stores
Remote mining module: Siyalka-1
Operator workplace: control laptop (option)
EW suite: equipment option on separate request
Product designation: GULLIVER universal unmanned ground vehicle

The configuration may be refined for the unit's tasks. We provide the current list together with the quotation.