Floating All-Terrain Vehicle and Firefighting Robot to Be Showcased at Russian Forum
Russia’s latest industrial developments are designed to operate in the most extreme conditions — from Arctic rescue missions to large-scale fire suppression.
At the upcoming St. Petersburg International Gas Forum, held from October 7 to 10, the holding company High-Precision Systems will present two standout innovations of Russian industry: the TM-140 amphibious all-terrain vehicle and the ANT 1000 PM robotic firefighting complex. Both are engineered to perform in the harshest environments. These technologies are not only vital to Russia’s industrial sector but also competitive on the global market for specialized machinery.
According to the company’s press service, the TM-140 all-terrain vehicle, fully built with Russian-made components at the Kurganmashzavod plant, is designed for use in severe climatic zones. Its reliability has already been proven through active deployment — more than 900 units are currently operating across northern regions of Russia, including in EMERCOM rescue divisions.
Another highlight of the showcase will be the ANT 1000 PM robotic complex, developed jointly by the Kovrov Electromechanical Plant and the All-Russian Research Institute “Signal.” This system represents a major shift in the approach to extinguishing complex fires, significantly reducing risks to firefighters’ lives. Following successful trials, including exercises in Orenburg, the complex is now ready for real-world deployment.
The exhibition will also feature the ANT 1200 front loader — the most popular model in its class. Despite its compact dimensions, which make it ideal for urban environments, the loader delivers impressive lifting capacity.
