HAZAKK

Manufacturer of the SlimAk wheeled unmanned ground vehicle for logistics, reconnaissance and mine-laying, developed and produced in Ukraine and represented through an office in Rzeszów, Poland.

HAZAKK develops the SlimAk unmanned ground vehicle, which the company says is developed, manufactured and combat-tested in Ukraine. Its website lists a representative office in Rzeszów, Poland; a company spokesperson has described the firm as based in Poland with a factory in Ukraine and said 50 vehicles had been sold to the Ukrainian military.

The SlimAk is a 4x4 vehicle with an articulated frame, measuring 1,170 x 820 x 1,130 mm. It has a kerb weight of 200 kg, a maximum payload of 120 kg, electric motors with a combined 3.2 kW and two removable 37 V lithium-ion battery packs. The manufacturer quotes a range of up to 35 km with an 80 kg load on rough terrain and up to five days of static observation. Starlink is the primary link in the basic configuration, with ELRS as backup and Wi-Fi or fibre-optic control as options; radio control reaches up to 8 km without a repeater and fibre spools up to 20 km.

Listed roles are logistics, reconnaissance, minelaying and one-way strike missions. Optional modules include a mine-laying system for four anti-tank mines, cargo and casualty evacuation trailers and a telescopic camera mast rising to 1.8 m.