Trinity Robotics introduced the Konyk One GRC with a Ukrainian on-board computer
Ukrainian company Trinity Robotics presented the Konyk One ground robotic complex (GRC) at the Defense Tech Valley 2025 exhibition, Militarnyi reports. According to the manufacturer, the complex has already been used in the Zaporizhia and Kharkiv directions, where it has confirmed its effectiveness.
The mass of "Konyk One" is about 400 kg, the carrying capacity is up to 300 kg, and the range exceeds 40 km. The system is equipped with Starlink satellite communication, the Ukrainian Jarvis on-board computer, as well as digital and analog backup communication channels. It has a standby mode, two digital cameras for day and night operations, and a video audio module that provides two-way communication between the injured person and the operator during evacuation.
The design of the GRC includes independent suspension and protection of key components, which increases cross-country ability on difficult terrain. Thanks to this, the Konyk One successfully overcame an obstacle course at the training ground.
The Jarvis on-board computer, which is the "brain" of this drone, was developed by Tech Unity to control various types of ground robots and integrate communication and combat modules. All development, assembly, and encryption are performed in Ukraine, and some of the boards are purchased abroad.
The cost of one computer is between $1,000 and $1,200, depending on the configuration. The delivery is on a turnkey basis, including the Jarvis OS operating system, software, and training materials. The capacity allows for the production of up to 80 units of such systems in 3 days.
The complete "Konyk One" complex costs about UAH 600,000 and includes a platform, two batteries, electric motors, a Jarvis computer, Starlink, and backup communication. Trinity Robotics plans mass production of up to 30 units per month with the possibility of scaling, as well as the integration of a dump truck module for engineering tasks.
Earlier, at Defense Tech Valley 2025, the company "Unmanned Ground Solutions" presented the UNEX UGV remotely controlled amphibious vehicle, designed for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.