The European Defense Agency will review unmanned developments.
In November, the international exercise ALPEX-2026 will be held in Switzerland. They are part of the EU OPEX trial campaign organized by the European Defense Agency (EDA). Their goal is to test the latest unmanned technologies under conditions as close as possible to the reality of modern conflicts. The Swiss landscape, with its dense forests and variable weather, provides an extreme environment for testing the capabilities of terrestrial robots.
Polish developer Łukasiewicz –. The PIAP exercise will involve two advanced unmanned platforms representing different but complementary approaches to support military operations.
PIAP HUNTeR is an unmanned platform for special purposes weighing more than 4 tons. Thanks to a hybrid drive, it can move at speeds of up to 50 km/h and has a range of 450 km. The modular design allows it to be quickly adapted to a wide variety of applications. For logistical support, HUNTeR can carry up to one ton of cargo, delivering ammunition, supplies and heavy equipment to hard-to-reach areas. For patrolling and surveillance, it is adapted to install surveillance systems, which allow it to be used for patrolling and patrolling borders or critical infrastructure facilities. Its size and carrying capacity also allow safe medical evacuation (CASEVAC) of casualties from the battlefield. Depending on the configuration, the platform can provide fire and engineering support and be armed with a remote-controlled machine gun module or equipped with a mining system, as in the Babob-K vehicle.
PIAP IBIS is a lightweight six-wheeled platform. The version shown at ALPEX-2026 is optimized for logistics, cargo delivery and support of units in difficult terrain.
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