The AGMOSS structure converts the KMC-U platform into an intelligent command and control center to implement an integrated operation with waves and unmanned vehicles.
Turkish defense company Roketsan unveiled a new autonomous weapon system AGMOSS that adds command and control to the KMC-U tactical missile weapon system used by Turkish Army (TAF).
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The new technique, published by Rocket Ikinci, enables a network -oriented operation and autonomous missions using wiped and unmanned ground and public assets.
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KMC-U, with a 360-degree rotation and a maneuverability to launch IIR and laser guided missiles with high precision, can now be controlled at a single command station on the battlefield. This platform may be equipped with a combination of four UMTAS/LUMTAS missiles or eight Cirit missiles, or two Umtas/Lumtas and 4 sirets.
Mum-T integration
Through the AGMOSS structure, Rocket Mountain presented the integration of the KAPLAN STA vehicle and the unmanned ground vehicle (UGV). The system can control up to four armed UGVs on a single KMC-U platform, expanding its operational range and response ability on the battlefield.
Contents included in the demonstration:
- 4 × 4 ugv with KMC-U turrets and reconnaissance drones.
- Palem UGV with KARAOK anti -tank missiles and 12.7mm machine guns.
- Two unmanned pusu ugv with the same turret as Palem.
Components and compositions
The AGMOSS concept provides a variety of modular configuration including:
- Modular KMC-U UGV that can be equipped with air defense turrets or tactical missiles.
- Pusu ugv with L-comtas abilities.
- Palem UGV with ATGM and machine gun turret.
The system supports autonomous missions while maintaining human supervision through the command interface, and combines advanced automation and the final authority of the operator to meet the modern military trends.
Source and Image: Roketsan, x @roketsan. This content was produced with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
