QuadRobotics
Tactical vehicle systems

KARAHAN Family

KARAHAN vehicle platform at a field event.
KARAHAN vehicle platform at a field event.
Modular product family

TS-1, TS-2, TS-3 and TS-4 ALPGUARD form a tactical vehicle family differentiated by capacity and mission priorities. Their shared approach combines off-road mobility, modular missions and control system integration. Each model's development status and scope are discussed during project assessment.

Intended benefit

Evaluate capacities and mission configurations suited to different operational needs.

Application areas

  • TS-1: transport and logistics support
  • TS-2: multipurpose tactical missions
  • TS-3: compact reconnaissance and patrol
  • TS-4 ALPGUARD: electric and unmanned mission goals

Four complementary models

The KARAHAN family combines off-road mobility, modular payloads and control systems to address different mission priorities.

KARAHAN family — models and mission focus
ModelMission focus
TS-1Cargo and personnel transport; logistics support and equipment delivery.
TS-2Multipurpose missions for reconnaissance, rapid response and personnel transport.
TS-3Reconnaissance, patrol and light logistics with a focus on compactness and agility.
TS-4 ALPGUARDReconnaissance, logistics and search and rescue, with electric propulsion, remote control and autonomous mobility as development goals.

Field experience: BORAN 2024, Foça

KARAHAN participated in the BORAN exercise in Foça in 2024. This participation forms part of QuadRobotics’ field experience with the vehicle family, alongside workshop development and exhibition activities.

The gallery brings together different configurations and settings from the KARAHAN archive, including field-event images.

Our vision: a vehicle family that evolves through software

QuadRobotics plans to develop a foundation model for its KARAHAN vehicles. The ambition is to build a shared software and AI foundation that can evolve across the vehicle family as development progresses.

Our aspiration to become “the Tesla of the battlefield” expresses this long-term direction: vehicles whose development continues through software, data and engineering. It describes an R&D vision, rather than a capability already delivered across the KARAHAN range.

Physical AI research approach →
Future vision reference: autonomous mobility across varied terrain.
Future vision reference: autonomous mobility across varied terrain.
Future vision reference: software-driven development for vehicle platforms.
Future vision reference: software-driven development for vehicle platforms.

These reference images illustrate our future R&D direction. They do not document completed KARAHAN tests or capabilities currently delivered.

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KARAHAN · Visual gallery

KARAHAN in different scenarios

Explore the vehicle family through promotional imagery of personnel mobility, cargo transport and logistics support. Configuration and development scope are evaluated for each project.

Terrain and personnel mobility

KARAHAN: Personnel mobility on an unpaved route.
Personnel mobility on an unpaved route.
KARAHAN: Vehicle and cargo transport in a built-up area.
Vehicle and cargo transport in a built-up area.
KARAHAN: Mobility scenario in mountainous terrain.
Mobility scenario in mountainous terrain.
KARAHAN: Cargo bed and sloped-terrain scenario.
Cargo bed and sloped-terrain scenario.
KARAHAN: Personnel and equipment support at a camp.
Personnel and equipment support at a camp.
KARAHAN: Mountain-route scenario at sunset.
Mountain-route scenario at sunset.

Logistics support concepts

KARAHAN: Operator-controlled logistics support concept.
Operator-controlled logistics support concept.
KARAHAN: Equipment transport concept in a built-up area.
Equipment transport concept in a built-up area.
KARAHAN: Team logistics support concept on an off-road route.
Team logistics support concept on an off-road route.
KARAHAN: Cargo transport concept on rocky terrain.
Cargo transport concept on rocky terrain.

These promotional and concept images illustrate intended use scenarios; they are separate from the BORAN 2024 event archive below. Autonomous capabilities remain part of the future R&D vision.