Taurus UGV
TAURUS is a multi-role Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) that features customisable modularity and mobility through technological integration. This next-gen autonomous, fully-electric vehicle is a centrally controlled platform that provides decentralised export power, serving as a versatile tool for surveillance, logistics and material transport, casualty evacuation, disaster relief, and support for industrial spaces and event infrastructures. It is highly transportable and towable with regenerative charging on-the-move, optimising the vehicle's energy efficiency.
Key features:
Regenerative on-the-move power hub: Towable with regenerative charging, fully charged upon deployment and able to function as a mobile generator for other assets (e.g. UxVs) Electric performance: Fully electric all-wheel drive and all-wheel steer with independent drive units, high-voltage supply with range extenders, and up to 20kW DC/AC export power Wire-driven control (X-by-wire): Platform autonomy, enhanced control capabilities and fail-proof braking using off-the-shelf components Customisable mobility: Digitalised architecture, ready for insertion of autonomy or other AI modules
Payloads and use cases:
Security patrol / surveillance: Tethered drone, high-res PTZ camera and legged robot to extend the field of surveillance Casualty evacuation: Personal stretcher and foldable medic seat Logistics transport: Collapsible logistics rack for resupply Material handling: Robotic arm with embedded camera, spotlight and force sensors, plus a genset for extended endurance
Specifications:
2,950mm x 2,100mm x 1,100mm, 1,650kg curb weight, 2,650kg gross vehicle weight, 4x4 electric drive, 40km/h max speed, 60% gradient, 40km range (>100km with range extender), 2.4GHz teleoperation up to 1km line of sight.
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