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  • Teledyne FLIR · Unmanned ground system

    FLIR SUGV 325

    Carry the Future: Mission-Ready, Superior Mobility

    A single-person-lift robot for dismounted and mobile operations. Weighing approximately 20 lb (9.1 kg) in its lightest operational configuration, the SUGV is easily carried and deployed while on the move, then tailored to the job with a suite of modular payloads, including a highly dexterous 5-DOF manipulator.

    ~20 lbapprox. (9.1 kg), lightest operational configuration
    7 mphup to (11.3 kph)
    45°stair climbing, up to
    IP-67environmental rating
    FLIR SUGV 325 tracked robot, front three-quarter view with its articulating flippers raised and camera mast upright
    Single-person liftPortable and rapidly deployable
    Applications
    Dismounted and mobile operations
    Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
    Surveillance / Reconnaissance
    Remote inspection
    SUGV 325 robot on bare ground beside an operator's gloved hand and boots

    Carried in. Set down. Driving.

    SUGV 325 in the field

    Built to be carried

    One person. One robot.

    SUGV 325 is a single-person-lift robot, offering a versatile solution for dismounted and mobile operations. Here is how carrying and deploying it fits together.

    1. 01 · Pack

      Stow the system

      The SUGV Dismounted Pack is designed to support dismounted operations, with dedicated storage compartments that secure robot, controller, batteries, and extra gear.

      Optional accessory
    2. 02 · Carry

      Single-person lift

      Weighing approximately 20 lb (9.1 kg) in its lightest operational configuration, the SUGV is easily carried and deployed while on the move.

    3. 03 · Drive

      Over the obstacle

      With articulating flippers, SUGV overcomes challenging terrain and obstacles including stairs, at speeds up to 7 mph (11.3 kph) with a zero radius turn.

    4. 04 · Observe

      Eyes and ears forward

      HD visible, LWIR and stitched 360-degree cameras, infrared and white lights, and two-way audio communication, driven from the uPoint® tablet and hand controller.

    Weight, two ways

    Two weights, two bases

    Approximately
    20 lb(9.1 kg)

    Lightest operational configuration.

    Without batteries
    17.9 lb(8.1 kg)

    Weight (No batteries).

    Payload weights are listed separately in the specifications.

    Runtime

    Battery choice sets the clock

    Two BB-2557 batteriesUp to 4 h
    Two BB-2590 batteriesUp to 8 h
    04 h8 h

    Utilizing in-service batteries, SUGV can maintain operations for up to eight hours (with two BB-2590 batteries).

    Expandable

    Configure it for the mission

    An IOP-compliant payload architecture accommodates a wide range of payloads and accessories, enabling multiple different mission-profiles. Start from the base robot's sensors, then add only what the job needs.

    Lifts up to 20 lb(9.1 kg) · with optional manipulator
    SUGV 325 fitted with the optional 5-DOF manipulator arm raised, gripper open

    Shown with the optional manipulator payload

    On the robot

    SUGV serves as a mobile ground system equipped with an array of sensors including HD visible, LWIR, and stitched 360-degree cameras, infrared and white lights, and two-way audio communication.

    Awareness
    • 01HD Camera
    • 02LWIR Camera
    • 03Stitched 360° Camera
    • 04Two-way Audio
    Illumination
    • 01White Light
    • 02NIR

    When outfitted with the optional manipulator payload, the SUGV can lift up to 20 lb (9.1 kg).

    Payload

    Manipulator

    Highly dexterous 5-DOF arm with a toolless mission module interface.

    5 DOF
    Lifts up to 20 lb (9.1 kg)
    Mission module

    30x Zoom Mission Module

    30x optical zoom.

    30x optical zoom
    1.3 lb (0.6 kg)
    Accessory

    IOP Plate

    Configurable interface based on IOP mounting standard.

    Accessory

    Mission Module Adapter

    Allows Mission Modules to be mounted directly to the chassis.

    Accessory

    SUGV Dismounted Pack

    Designed to support dismounted operations. Dedicated storage compartments that secure robot, controller, batteries, and extra gear.

    Payloads and accessories are optional. They are not standard equipment; tell us the configuration you need when you request a quote.

    Superior mobility

    Stairs, slopes, obstacles

    With articulating flippers, SUGV overcomes challenging terrain and obstacles including stairs. The mobility envelope at a glance.

    SUGV 325 seen head-on with flippers folded alongside its tracks and the camera mast behind the front sensor panel

    Front view, flippers folded

    Stair climbing
    Up to 45°
    Vertical obstacles
    12” (30.5 cm)
    Slopes
    Vertical 45°Lateral 30°
    Agility
    Zero radius turn
    Speed
    Up to 7 mph(11.3 kph)
    Environment
    IP-67-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
    Portable & rapidly deployable

    In its lightest operational configuration, the SUGV 325 weighs about 20 lb (9.1 kg).

    Multi-robot control system

    One controller. One network.

    The uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System features a tablet with touchscreen control as well as a hand controller, and SUGV joins a Wave Relay® MANET alongside operators and observers.

    • 01

      Tablet plus hand controller

      uPoint® pairs touchscreen control on a tablet with a hand controller.

    • 02

      Scales to your tablet

      Scales to various Android tablet sizes.

    • 03

      Nett Warrior and ATAK

      Nett Warrior and ATAK compatible.

    • 04

      Wave Relay® MANET

      Connects to the Wave Relay® MANET, to form a robust network in which robots, operators, and observers seamlessly operate together.

    Diagram: robots, an operator and an observer linked through a Wave Relay MANET WAVE RELAY® MANET Robot Robot Operator Observer uPoint® tablet + hand controller

    Robots, operators, and observers seamlessly operate together on the Wave Relay® MANET. Schematic only, not to scale.

    Specifications

    SUGV 325 specs

    Weight & power
    Weight (No batteries)17.9 lb (8.1 kg)
    Lightest operational configurationApproximately 20 lb (9.1 kg)
    Runtime
    • Up to 4 hours with two BB-2557 batteries
    • Up to 8 hours with two BB-2590 batteries
    Mobility
    SpeedUp to 7 mph (11.3 kph)
    AgilityZero radius turn
    Vertical obstacles12” (30.5 cm)
    Stair climbingUp to 45°
    Slopes
    • Vertical 45°
    • Lateral 30°
    Environment
    Temperature range-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
    RatingIP-67
    Sensors
    Awareness
    • HD Camera
    • LWIR Camera
    • Stitched 360° Camera
    • Two-way Audio
    Illumination
    • White Light
    • NIR
    Control
    ControllerThe uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System features a tablet with touchscreen control as well as a hand controller.
    TabletsScales to various Android tablet sizes.
    CompatibilityNett Warrior and ATAK compatible.
    Network
    CompatibleConnects to the Wave Relay® MANET, to form a robust network in which robots, operators, and observers seamlessly operate together.
    Manipulator (optional payload)
    Degrees of freedom5 DOF
    InterfaceToolless Mission Module Interface
    LiftLifts up to 20 lb (9.1 kg)
    30x Zoom Mission Module
    Zoom30x optical zoom
    Weight1.3 lb (0.6 kg)
    Accessories
    IOP PlateConfigurable interface based on IOP mounting standard.
    Mission Module AdapterAllows Mission Modules to be mounted directly to the chassis.
    SUGV Dismounted PackDesigned to support dismounted operations. Dedicated storage compartments that secure robot, controller, batteries, and extra gear.

    This product is subject to United States export regulations and may require US authorization prior to export, reexport, or transfer to non-US persons or parties. Diversion contrary to US law is prohibited.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    How much does the SUGV 325 weigh?
    Two figures apply: approximately 20 lb (9.1 kg) in its lightest operational configuration, and 17.9 lb (8.1 kg) with no batteries. The 30x Zoom Mission Module adds 1.3 lb (0.6 kg).
    How long does it run?
    Up to 4 hours with two BB-2557 batteries, or up to 8 hours with two BB-2590 batteries.
    How much can it lift?
    When outfitted with the optional manipulator payload, the SUGV can lift up to 20 lb (9.1 kg). The manipulator is a 5-DOF payload with a toolless mission module interface; it is not part of the base robot.
    Can it be carried in a pack?
    Yes, with the optional SUGV Dismounted Pack, which is designed to support dismounted operations and has dedicated storage compartments that secure robot, controller, batteries, and extra gear.
    Can it climb stairs?
    Yes. With articulating flippers, SUGV overcomes challenging terrain and obstacles including stairs. Stair climbing is rated up to 45°, vertical obstacles to 12” (30.5 cm), and slopes to vertical 45° and lateral 30°.
    What controls the robot?
    The uPoint® Multi-Robot Control System, which features a tablet with touchscreen control as well as a hand controller. It scales to various Android tablet sizes and is Nett Warrior and ATAK compatible. SUGV also connects to the Wave Relay® MANET.
    Which cameras does it carry?
    HD, LWIR and stitched 360° cameras plus two-way audio, with white light and NIR illumination. A 30x Zoom Mission Module (30x optical zoom) is a separate mission module.
    What environment is it rated for?
    IP-67, with a temperature range of -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C).
    Next step

    Put a SUGV 325 on your team

    Tell us how your team will carry and use it, and which payloads and accessories you need. We will follow up with information for your configuration.

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