UKAP, developed by Katmerciler, is a low-profile, remotely controlled robotic system with a two-ton load capacity. This vehicle can carry various weapons and reconnaissance equipment and is capable of evacuating injured soldiers. Its satellite-controlled remote system allows long-distance operation, and its low profile and noise level enable effective use in dangerous and narrow areas. UKAP can be equipped with various weapon systems.

Remote Controlled Shooting Platform (UKAP) Features

Load Carrying Capacity and Versatility: With a two-ton load capacity, UKAP can carry different weapon systems, reconnaissance, and surveillance equipment. It can also be used for evacuating injured soldiers from the battlefield.

Satellite-Controlled Remote System: Initially controlled from 3 km away through a remote control unit, UKAP's control range has been significantly extended with the addition of a satellite control system. This system allows simultaneous control of 100 or more UKAPs via satellite systems.

Operational Use Areas:

• Reconnaissance and Surveillance
• Mine Clearance
• Carrying Injured Personnel
• Enemy Detection with Radar
• Usage as a Towing Vehicle

Weapon Systems:

• ASELSAN / SARP Remotely Controlled Stabilized Weapon System
• 7mm Machine Gun
• 62mm Machine Gun
• 40 mm Automatic Grenade Launcher

Remote Control Kit Features:

• 10” touchscreen panel LCD
• 5 hours of continuous operation
• Proportional joystick control
• Operational in temperatures ranging from -25 to +50 °C
• All functions of UKAP can be operated wirelessly via remote control.

UKAP is designed to be sent as a vanguard force to dangerous and inaccessible areas. Its low profile and very low noise level allow it to be effectively used in all weather conditions, in dangerous areas, and in narrow spaces.