The Kobra 725 robot from Teledyne FLIR, pictured at Eurosatory 2022. (Photo: Harry Lye)
Teledyne FLIR Defense has launched its new Kobra 725 modular UGV, which offers upgrades to its Kobra 710 system.
Briefing Shephard on the Kobra 725 on 14 June during Eurosatory 2022 in Paris, Teledyne FLIR officials said the robotic ground vehicle offers increased mobility and can reach speeds up to 13km/h.
The Kobra 725 is controlled by a games console-style handset and tablet display. Its manipulator arm stretches to around 4m offering, access to hard-to-reach areas. The UGV can also reach to look under itself if needed.
Teledyne FLIR designed the whole system to weigh under 250kg and the Kobra 725 can be easily transported
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