UXV Technologies introduces the SRoC S26

UXV Technologies is expanding its Soldier Robotic Controller (SRoC) series with the introduction of the SRoC S26

UXV Technologies is expanding its Soldier Robotic Controller (SRoC) series with the introduction of the SRoC S26, a tactical, cutting-edge controller for unmanned systems and defense robotics.

Built around Samsung’s S26 phone, the SRoC S26 features a radio-agnostic architecture, Nett Warrior compatibility, and flexible power options.

“The SRoC S26 builds on our commitment to modular, pioneering, and mission-ready technologies, giving operators the flexibility to adapt their equipment to changing systems and mission requirements.”said Fredeirk Bergenfelt Friis, COO at UXV Technologies.

With this latest addition to the SRoC series, UXV Technologies continues to enhance operational capabilities, equipping operators with the tools they need to perform in demanding environments. The SRoC series provides a common controller capable of managing multiple types of defense robotics and unmanned systems, whether in the air, on land, or at sea.

Key features:

  • Swappable Radio Module (SRM): Quickly interchangeable radio modules allow operators to configure the controller for different mission requirements.
  • Nett Warrior compatibility: Integration with the Nett Warrior ecosystem supports data sharing, communications, and interoperability.
  • Flexible power options: An internal battery and support for Swappable Battery Modules (SBMs) provide extended operating time.

The SRoC S26 was announced at AUSA 2026 in Washington, D.C.

About UXV Technologies
UXV Technologies is a leader in designing, developing, and manufacturing cutting-edge technologies for defense robotics and uncrewed systems. Specializing in ground control stations, swappable radio modules, and dismounted soldier equipment, we supply to all types of uncrewed systems, including uncrewed aerial vehicles, uncrewed ground vehicles, uncrewed surface vehicles as well as remote-operated weapons stations and weapon systems.

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