ARX Robotics GEREON

GEREON is ARX Robotics' tracked, battery-electric uncrewed ground vehicle, fielded for logistics and casualty evacuation and adaptable to reconnaissance, weapons and counter-drone payloads.

Overview

GEREON, also marketed as the GEREON RCS series, is a modular uncrewed ground vehicle developed by Germany's ARX Robotics. The company describes a common tracked platform that accepts different mission attachments and supports both manual control and supervised autonomy. Its published specifications include a payload capacity of up to 500 kg and a maximum speed of 15 km/h, according to the ARX product page.

Ukraine is its principal publicly documented operational user. ARX identifies resupply and casualty evacuation as established missions, while Janes reported Ukrainian deployment for last-mile logistics in September 2025.

GEREON's development connects an operational transport platform with a widening range of mission equipment. ARX has announced integration work with Ukrainian weapon-station manufacturer Roboneers, while a British configuration has demonstrated passive counter-drone sensing. These configurations have different levels of maturity: the documented logistics role does not establish the combat readiness of an armed or counter-drone version. ARX's SABER announcement and Army Technology's demonstration report describe integration and testing milestones.

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