MV Series/VTC

摘要

Outlook 1. In production 2. Significant worldwide demand for land mine removal 3. DOK-ING offers a line of robots for clearing mines 4. U.S. Army operates the M160, a version of the MV-4 system 5. Other companies also building large UGVs Orientation Description. Unmanned ground vehicle. Sponsor. The U.S. Department of Defense, foreign ministries of defense, and private ventures are all supporting work on unmanned ground vehicles. Status. Procurement funding has been cut for both the Robotic Combat Support System (RCSS) and the Common Robotic System. The U.S. is continuing with procurement of unmanned ground vehicles. Production of the DOK-ING line of robotic vehicles is continuing. Total Produced. About five STS/SRS teleoperation kits were produced by Omnitech for the U.S. military. DOK-ING manufactured 347 MV series systems (including RCSS kits) through the end of 2019. Application. To provide vehicles with a teleoperation capability for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), obstacle breaching, and other hazardous operations. Price Range. The estimated price of a vehicle teleoperation capability (VTC) kit is $30,000 to $60,000. An MV-10 system costs between $500,000 and $600,000.