Kobra 725

Built in the USA by Teledyne FLIR Defense, the Kobra 725 is a heavy-duty tactical unmanned ground vehicle weighing around 250 kg. Its powerful chassis and strong manipulator arm are engineered for the most demanding lifting, moving and disposal tasks, handling large or heavy hazardous items that lighter robots cannot manage.

Kobra 725 is equipped with five HD PTZ cameras, LiDAR, X-ray tools, CBRN sensors and two-way audio for a thorough view of a scene, driven by electric track motors and servo-actuated arms. Teleoperation runs through the closed-source uPoint Multi-Robot Control System, and runtime reaches roughly 600 minutes, giving operators ample time for complex, multi-step render-safe procedures.

As a heavy unmanned ground vehicle, Kobra 725 supports defence, reconnaissance, surveillance and telepresence. Its lifting power and extensible sensor packages suit EOD on large devices, CBRN response, and other high-payload missions where a robot must do the heavy, dangerous work in place of a technician. For the heaviest EOD and industrial-hazard tasks, its lifting power lets a single robot manage items that would otherwise demand risky, hands-on manual effort.

Nexon System helps defence and public-safety agencies across Southeast Asia field the Teledyne FLIR Kobra 725, covering integration, payload configuration, operator training and sustainment. Talk to Nexon to scope a heavy-duty EOD and CBRN platform for your response capability. We configure its extensive sensor and tool payloads, train your operators on complex procedures, and provide sustainment for this high-value platform.