Nuclear-resistant robot
The drone’s core strength lies in its resistance to nuclear warfare effects, particularly in the electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and radiation spectrum, enabling continued operability in degraded or contaminated environments.
This capability, once reserved for hardened strategic assets, is now embedded in a tactical ground drone.
At the heart of Vislyuk’s survivability is its electric-nuclear warfare-resistant control system, hardened against electromagnetic interference and pulse disruption.
Coupled with a fibre optic communication module, the platform ensures uninterrupted command-and-control over extended ranges, a critical requirement for operating within or adjacent to nuclear-affected zones.
The system is further hardened to maintain integrity across chemically or radiologically compromised terrain, supporting uninterrupted logistics and operational tempo.