The ‘HADES GEKON M2’ unmanned platform is demonstrating its capabilities at the University of Latvia’s Academic Centre. It can operate in areas where it is dangerous for humans to be present. It can be used for reconnaissance, the evacuation of the wounded, and engineering work. It can also be adapted for the use of combat and air defence weapons. This land-based drone can carry a payload of 300 kilograms and reach a speed of 50 kilometres per hour.
“Using a radio-controlled remote...
