AZAK puts motor, battery and electronics inside each wheel: its Stoat robot reaches the US Army in Germany
US company AZAK, based in Denver, developed a system that packs motor, battery, brakes and electronics inside each wheel. Its S26 Stoat ground robot has begun joining US Army units in Germany: the 2nd Cavalry Regiment received the first three units of an order for 26 and tested it in a tactical exercise at Grafenwöhr, where soldiers evacuated a simulated casualty on a platform mounted on the vehicle.
In 40 seconds
- AZAK, based in Denver, integrates motor, battery, brakes and electronics into each wheel, with the vehicle's center reduced to a structure that carries the load.
- The 2nd Cavalry Regiment received the first three units of an order for 26 S26 Stoat vehicles.
- At Grafenwöhr, soldiers moved a simulated casualty on a platform, with the robot controlled by a handheld remote.
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