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Gereon

Unmanned ground vehicle
GEREON RCS is ARX Robotic's medium-sized, battlefield-proven, autonomous, and modular unmanned ground vehicle (UGV).
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the operational gap

It's modular design ensures adaptability for a seamless transition between configurations and a wide range of missions. Developed with insights from active-duty soliders and industry professionals. The GEREON servies provides an adaptable and reliable solution for defence and commercial use cases.

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technical specifications

The modern battlefield requires new features, Gereon is built for that

  • Autonomy
    Manual & Autonomous
  • Control Range
    Up to 4km
  • Cameras
    Thermal Night Vision
  • Speed
    15kmh
  • Charging Time
    2.5 Hours
  • Range
    40km
  • Operating Time
    72 Hours
  • Load Capacity
    Up to 500kg
  • Attachments
    ARX Modular System

operational value

Battle proven in the field.

Force multiplication

GEREON's supervised autonomy allows a single soldier to task and oversee multiple systems simultaneously, delivering more mission output with fewer personnel.

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Reduced risk to personnel

GEREON operates in high-risk environments so soldiers don't have to. With 72-hour operating time and a 40 km range, it extends presence into contested terrain without exposing personnel.

Mission versatility

Tool-free payload swaps allow GEREON to transition between reconnaissance, logistics, casevac, and combat support without changing the underlying platform. One system, multiple mission profiles.

Rapid deployment & integration

Gereon is plug-and-play by design. Modular architecture and autonomous building blocks integrate into existing force structures without extensive reengineering. Ready to operate within hours of arrival.

Logistics

GEREON delivers supplies to forward positions autonomously — without exposing crews. Continuous operation and rapid battery swap keep the supply chain moving regardless of conditions.

CASEVAC

GEREON reaches casualties in terrain and conditions where crewed vehicles cannot safely operate. Autonomous navigation removes the need to put additional personnel at risk during extraction.

ISR

GEREON pushes sensors forward into contested terrain, building a real-time picture without exposing crews. GNSS-independent autonomy ensures persistent coverage even in jammed environments.

Combat

C-UAS

GEREON's modular payload system integrates counter-UAS capability rapidly and without tools. Low-silhouette design and IR coating allow it to operate where larger, more detectable systems cannot.

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Hector

Unmanned ground vehicle
HECTOR is ARX Robotics’ medium-sized mass-producible, connected unmanned ground vehicle (UGV)
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the operational gap

Software-defined and built on Mithra OS, it gives European land forces speed, range and autonomy - keeping soldiers in control and out of direct fire. A modular chassis, open payload interfaces and Mithra OS create a common ground platform that can carry sensors, logistic loads and effectors across mission sets while staying interoperable with European systems and standards.

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technical specifications

Hector is ARX Robotics medium-class, mission-ready, and software-defined unmanned ground platform.

  • Max. Payload Capacity
    1,000 kg
  • Max. Towing Capacity
    1,500 kg
  • Max. Speed
    70 km/h teleoperated
  • Motorization
    Electric
  • Max. Range
    200 km (500 km range extended)
  • Configurations
    Base and Advanced
  • Control Range
    Radio < 5 km; Starlink: global
  • Control Modes
    Teleoperation & autonomy (in Advanced)
  • Camera System
    Standard + thermal night vision camera

operational value

One Platform, Many Capabilities - Built for Real Missions

Hector modular systems

Hector is engineered as a battlefield capability, not a one-off vehicle program.
A modular chassis, open payload interfaces and Mithra OS create a common ground node that can carry sensors, logistic loads and effectors across mission sets while staying interoperable with European systems and standards.
It is built for industrial-scale deployment and rapid fielding.

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Cew risk reduction

Drive Hector to the edge of the mission area, then switch to teleoperation or supervised autonomy while the mission continues under human control.

Mission versatility

One modular platform supports reconnaissance, logistics, effector carriage, and convoy operations across changing mission requirements.

Continuous modernization

Mithra OS allows Hector to evolve through software, with new autonomy functions, mission applications, and payloads added as mission requirements change.

Forward Reconnaissance

Hector scouts routes ahead of advancing forces, identifies threats and obstacles, and shares live situational awareness while reducing exposure.

Combat Escort

Operating alongside crewed vehicles, Hector acts as an armed sensor and wingman. It holds formation, supports tactical decisions, and responds to threats under operator supervision.

Line-Haul Resupply

Hector moves essential supplies between logistics points as part of an autonomous convoy, reducing the need to expose personnel during loading, transit, unloading, and return operations.

Forward Supply Caching

Hector delivers supplies closer to deployed units and returns autonomously. Remote monitoring and rerouting support discreet, flexible, and resilient last-mile logistics.