Uranium-6 mine clearance system enters engineering troops

October 2 2015

The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation spreads the message that the newest robotic complex Uran-6 will arrive in parts of the engineering troops of the BB. It is intended for the disposal of mines and other ammunition remaining on the ground after the fighting.

"Uran-6" - light (about 6-7 tons) armored car with remote control. Engine power density - 32 hp / ton. Uranium-6 is a tracked vehicle up to 140 in height. It is capable of overcoming a wall up to 120 in height. To control the armored vehicle, a special radio channel is used through which the signals from the console pass. At the same time, operator’s remoteness can reach 1 km.

Uranium-6 mine clearance system enters engineering troops

From the message of the press service of the BBO:

The demining machine is able to withstand blasting up to 60 kg of TNT. The equipment of the complex allows the detection of dangerous objects, and then determine their type. Thus, depending on the type of ammunition found, the operator of the complex can choose the most effective and safe method of neutralization.

The relatively small dimensions and weight of the Uran-6 robotic complex provide it with high mobility. If necessary, the machine, control panel and other elements of the complex can be transported either by road or by rail, by sea or aviation.

Training of personnel to manage the latest complexes will be carried out in Nakhabino (Moscow region).

Photos used:: Ministry of Defence

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RUSIVAN 2 October 2015 12: 18
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Well done, army all kinds of cars are needed, all kinds of cars are important ...
1. Samaritan 2 October 2015 12: 21
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  Great, car song!
  Video - a story about uranium-6, look, very informative:
  1. Baikonur 2 October 2015 12: 22
    
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    Yes! And it’s also very useful for clearing the Donbass! These urkogads mined a lot there!
  2. Samaritan 2 October 2015 12: 23
    
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    And here is a video about Russian robots, including Uranus-6:
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3. lelikas 2 October 2015 12: 24
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  Quote: RUSIVAN
  Well done, army all kinds of cars are needed, all kinds of cars are important ...
  
  Although it arrives in the header and arrives in the message of the Ministry of Defense, there are several different things.
  In Syria, they could have run in, for one and an armed version.
prawdawsegda 2 October 2015 12: 21
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Since childhood, I love technology, especially military!
Lemon1972 2 October 2015 12: 24
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Beauty, still to teach them that several cars themselves, separately from the operator crawled and interacted with each other. Released on the field and let them graze and mine
1. Samaritan 2 October 2015 12: 28
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  They can do it (2nd video above), but it’s forbidden, they are afraid of a revolt
dvg79 2 October 2015 12: 27
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Based on ChTZ?
kil 31 2 October 2015 12: 28
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It’s not so bad, you sit for a kilometer on a hill in a birch grove, drink birch sap, listen to the nightingale trill and plow the Russian land.
slaw14 2 October 2015 12: 35
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Uranus "is a robotic airmobile group of different military specializations, including mine clearance
ML-334 2 October 2015 12: 42
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What's the engine? The sound is nice.
1. Amurets 2 October 2015 18: 11
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  It looks like MMZ-260 but it seems it is not certified for the army. A straight six is for sure.
a-cola 2 October 2015 12: 45
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Looks like a French tank of the first world Schneider) Running tractor Holt forever!))) But seriously, there are two questions. First - what does the operator see in such dust? The camera needs to be taken up on a retractable bar. The second - will the robot capture a full gauge in width or does it take two times to completely clear the road? It seems to me that the capture should be wider.
KAPITANUS 2 October 2015 13: 09
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Robotic space forces are preparing ......
seregatara1969 2 October 2015 13: 34
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yeah! how much progress has come
chunga-changa 2 October 2015 13: 38
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We have the best roller and knife trawls in the world. I wonder why, as a working body, a not very successful and effective development of the British during WWII was established, which the inventors themselves refused, and the Americans switched to the analogue of KMT-4 and KMT-5.
1. lelikas 2 October 2015 14: 31
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  Most likely, the robot is designed for anti-personnel mines and it is too much for him to drag a seven-ton trawl.
  1. Amurets 2 October 2015 16: 09
    
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    Yes, with a power of about 240l.s. if you believe the data, the grip weight may not be enough. With such power and weight, the tracks will slip with a 7-ton ice rink.
Engineer engineer 2 October 2015 15: 57
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And I saw how the cumulative mine works ...
Excuse me for God's sake! But more like a toy. Like the robot that drove the ATV.
Volga Cossack 2 October 2015 18: 03
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the right machine !!!!! good news!
fa2998 3 October 2015 05: 20
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The British used something similar in 1944 in Normandy. Installed chains and a drive on a heavy tank "Churchill". And the crew "clearly" saw where they were going, and could stand up for themselves, a standard weapon in place. Our lightly armored vehicle is doomed and to operate at such a distance and in dust is hardly possible, and it is quite easy to disable it.
1. van zai 3 October 2015 11: 55
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  In addition to clearance at the front line, under enemy fire, there is a need to carry out similar work in secondary areas. These robots serve for such purposes. Or do you propose to drive the BMR-3 anywhere else. Go broke my friend.
Sevastopol 76 8 October 2015 23: 52
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The right car! People must be protected