Zmiy Logistic (Logistic Zmiy)

Near-silent running is the selling point of the Zmiy Logistic, a wheeled logistics and casualty-evacuation UGV from Ukraine's Rovertech, a company set up in 2023 by former miners from the Lviv region.

On 30 January 2025 Ukraine's Ministry of Defence codified the 'noiseless logistics robot' for the Armed Forces, quoting a payload of several hundred kilograms; during a factory visit in May 2026 the outlet Mezha reported over 500 kg, more than 50 km of range and 11 km/h. The electric drive turns wheels fitted with metal grousers, the tyres coming from Poland and Turkey.

The platform carries ballistic and mine protection, tows a trailer of comparable weight or light vehicles, and comes in dump-body (0.6 m³), manipulator and drone-recovery variants. Operators control it from cover using several radio types; cameras are fitted. Weight, dimensions and radio range are not given in the sources, nor is a price, so the offer is on request.

The same family includes the armed Zmiy Droid 12.7 and Zmiy Mini, covered in the military section, and the Zmiy demining flail. Co-founder and CEO Bohdan Zmiy died in October 2025. Compared with the tracked TerMIT (300 kg, 20 km), the Zmiy chooses wheels, more payload and quiet operation – an advantage when wounded soldiers must be moved under the eyes of enemy drones.