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Hector

Unmanned ground vehicle
HECTOR is ARX Robotics’ medium-sized mass-producible, connected unmanned ground vehicle (UGV)
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the operational gap

Software-defined and built on Mithra, it gives European land forces speed, range and autonomy - keeping soldiers in control and out of direct fire. A modular chassis, open payload interfaces and Mithra create a common ground platform that can carry sensors, logistic loads, and effectors across mission sets while staying interoperable with European systems and standards.

Operational value

operational value

HECTOR brings multiple capabilities to one platform.

Operated via teleoperation or supervised autonomy, HECTOR keeps humans in command while extending reach and reducing exposure. Its modular design supports rapid adaptation across missions and payloads.

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Crew risk reduction

Operate Hector from a safe distance through teleoperation or supervised autonomy. Soliders stay out of direct fire, and the mission continues under human control.

High speed

Up to 70 km/h teleoperated across all terrain. Hector keeps pace with combat vehicles, so it can be in position when and where the mission needs it.

Extended range

Up to 500 km with range extension. Hector reaches deep into the mission space with a low logistical footprint, and Starlink gives you control from anywhere.

Multi-payload modularity

Three payload bays let one Hector carry several payloads at once. Sensors, logistic loads and effectors can ride on the same platform, so a single vehicle covers several roles in one mission.

Forward Reconnaissance

Hector scouts routes ahead of advancing forces, identifies threats and obstacles, and shares live situational awareness while reducing exposure.

Combat Escort

Operating alongside crewed vehicles, Hector acts as an armed sensor and wingman. It holds formation, supports tactical decisions, and responds to threats under operator supervision.

Line-Haul Resupply

Hector moves essential supplies between logistics points as part of an autonomous convoy, reducing the need to expose personnel during loading, transit, unloading, and return operations.

Forward Supply Caching

Hector delivers supplies closer to deployed units and returns autonomously. Remote monitoring and rerouting support discreet, flexible, and resilient last-mile logistics.