Overview
Berserk is an unmanned remotely controlled combat complex that was developed in the Republic of Belarus in 2018. The combat complex is equipped with two four-barrel rapid-firing aircraft machine guns GShG-7.62 and designed for engagement of small-size UAVs and enemy troops.
For the first time, Berserk was presented at the parade of troops of the Minsk garrison on July 3, 2019 in honor of Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus.
Chassis
When developing the chassis for Berserk, Belarusian designers decided on the tracked one. The reason is that the complex must be stable while firing, because the GShG-7.62 machine guns have a strong recoil. The chassis design was adopted in a ratio of 1:3 (height to width). This option, together with a low center of gravity, provided maximum stability when firing. In addition, the complex uses two separate drivetrains, each driving one track that allows the Combat robot to turn in place, like the tank T-90. The complex has a low specific ground pressure and therefore has a high level of cross-country ability.
According to its design, the mobile platform consists of a tracked chassis, power supply system, TV viewing module, positioning and control module.
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