The ZALA robotic platform has successfully completed key test scenarios on Sakhalin
The ZALA multi-purpose robotic system has proven its effectiveness during testing, demonstrating the significant social benefits of implementing such technologies. Trials involving transport and rescue operations have shown that the platform is capable of reducing risks to people and improving operational efficiency in critical areas.
On the airfield apron, the complex towed an aircraft, replacing a heavy tug with a driver. When delivering engineering equipment over rough terrain, the platform confidently navigated off-road, performed a zero-radius turn, and ensured the cargo's integrity. The complex's payload capacity exceeds 150 kg, and its operational range reaches 50 km.
An emergency evacuation drill was carried out on a motocross track: upon receiving a signal from an emergency beacon, a robotic platform swiftly transported a simulated casualty to an ambulance, minimising unnecessary jolting. The operation was controlled remotely from a remote operations centre via the GEOCOSMOS ZALA sovereign communications and navigation system. Live video and telemetry were streamed to the 4Z1 command post.
The tests carried out have confirmed the ability of the ZALA systems to bring about a significant change in the approach to logistics and rescue operations for the benefit of society.
