Haulotte signs robotic logistics platform deal

Access equipment manufacturer will support Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies with manufacturing, logistics and service capabilities. Image: Haulotte

The agreement was signed at Eurosatory 2026, the defence and security exhibition in Paris, France.

The partnership will support the industrial scaling of robotic ground logistics platforms developed by UUT. Haulotte said it will contribute manufacturing, logistics and service support capabilities, while maintaining its focus on mobile elevating work platforms.

The companies said the agreement is intended to accelerate the production and deployment of robotic ground logistics platforms designed to reduce human exposure in military operations and high-risk civil activities.

At the centre of the partnership is UUT’s RAVLYK, also known as the UMP-2, robotic platform. The electric, all-terrain 6x6 machine is designed for logistics, casualty evacuation, reconnaissance and operational support.

The modular platform can be adapted for different missions in less than 30 minutes, according to the companies.

UUT said the RAVLYK platform has reached Technology Readiness Level 9, the highest level of technological readiness, and is already supported by serial production at several defence manufacturing facilities in Ukraine.

Although the immediate focus is defence and operational logistics, the companies said the technology could have future applications in civil environments, including crisis response, hazardous sites and sensitive industrial activities.