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Military and rescue robotsin service
Sirko-S1
Trialled at an Estonian exercise in 2024 and fielded by Ukrainian units the same year, the Sirko-S1 from SkyLab is a lightweight 4x4 that nonetheless lays mines, clears them and even carries a mortar.
- 80kgWeight
- 200kgPayload
- 3hRuntime
- 50cmHeight
- 7.5m/sSpeed
Key facts
- Specificationsweight 80 kg · payload 200 kg · runtime 3 h
- Statusin service
- Availability in Polandnot confirmed
Summary
- ManufacturerSkyLab
- CategoryMilitary and rescue robots
- Statusin service
- Availability in PolandNo confirmed distributor in Poland
Trialled at an Estonian exercise in 2024 and fielded by Ukrainian units the same year, the Sirko-S1 from SkyLab is a lightweight 4x4 that nonetheless lays mines, clears them and even carries a mortar.
The electric vehicle weighs about 80 kg (75 kg per Shephard, 80 kg per Mezha, 275 kg with load per Euromaidan Press), carries 200 kg, measures 110 by 80 by 50 cm with 160 mm of ground clearance, reaches 27 km/h (Janes quotes 7.5 m/s, Euromaidan 14 km/h) and runs for about 3 h. Radio control covers 3 km line-of-sight and up to 10 km with a repeater.
Sensors include a 360-degree day/night camera, a thermal imager and a laser rangefinder. The base configuration handles logistics and casualty evacuation, optionally with a trailer; specialist modules add a mortar manipulator, the TROPIYA rocket-propelled demining system and remote mine-laying gear. SkyLab presented the system in November 2023 within the Brave1 cluster.
Pricing is on request; a figure of about USD 8,000 production cost circulating for a 'Sirko-type' vehicle cannot be clearly attributed to this model. Ukraine's tracked TerMIT (280 kg, 400 kg payload) is the heavier workhorse in the same role, and the expendable ratel-ratel-s is the specialised mine-layer that does not come back.
Specs
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Height50 cm−50% vs. the category median (100 cm, n=35)
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Weight80 kg−84% vs. the category median (512.5 kg, n=52)
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Payload200 kg−47% vs. the category median (375 kg, n=44)
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Speed7.5 m/s+125% vs. the category median (3.33 m/s, n=50)
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Runtime3 h−50% vs. the category median (6 h, n=27)
- category medianA higher value doesn't always mean a better robot; it depends on the application.
Dimensions and weight
- Height
- 50 cm
- Weight
- 80 kg
Motion and manipulation
- Payload
- 200 kg
- Speed
- 7.5 m/s
Power
- Runtime
- 3 h
Electronics and AI
- Drive
- electric 4x4, 160 mm ground clearance
- Sensors
- 360-degree day/night camera, thermal imager, laser rangefinder
Additional specs
- Subcategory
- military
- Design type
- 4x4 multipurpose UGV, light class
- Control
- radio 3 km line-of-sight, up to 10 km with repeater
- Operators
- Ukraine (Brave1; trials in Estonia 2024)
- Armed
- no
- Length (cm)
- 110
- Width (cm)
- 80
- Max. speed (km/h)
- 27
- Control range (km)
- 3
- Country of origin
- UA
Price and availability in Poland
no data
Dealers in Poland
No confirmed distributor in Poland
Applications
Typical applications
Target group
Comparison
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History
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