Support Equipment

BURIA remotely operated weapon station

Frontline Robotics' BURIA is a Ukrainian remotely operated weapon station built for stand-off fire support with grenade launchers or a Browning M2, and it has been integrated onto Ukrainian unmanned ground vehicles during the Russia-Ukraine War.

Conflict side
Ukraine
Built by
Frontline Robotics
Built in
Ukraine

Service History

In service
In Ukrainian service; the manufacturer describes the system as used in fixed positions and integrated with compatible UGVs.
Used by
Armed Forces of Ukraine
Wars
Russia-Ukraine War

Production History

Designer
Frontline Robotics
Designed
2020s
Built by
Frontline Robotics
Built in
Ukraine
Unit cost
Not publicly disclosed
Produced
2020s
Number built
Not publicly disclosed
Variants
BURIA 2.0

Specifications

Compatible weapons
Mk 19, RDS40, Browning M2
Module weight
47 kg
Ammunition capacity
32-64 rounds
Positioning accuracy
20 cm at 1 km
Autonomous operation time
Up to 48 hours

Conflict Usage

Russia-Ukraine War
Side: UkraineRole: Remote fire support module for UGV and fixed-position usestrikelogistics

In the Russia-Ukraine War, BURIA was used by Ukrainian forces as a remotely operated fire-support module on tripods and UGVs for stand-off engagement.

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