AgileX BUNKER MINI 2.0

BUNKER MINI 2.0 is the small sibling of the BUNKER PRO in the tracked corner of the AgileX range, and it makes a very different trade than the wheeled chassis around it. At 690 by 570 by 335 mm and 56 kg it is compact and heavy for its size, and its tracks let it climb 30-degree slopes and step over 120 mm obstacles, where the maker's wheeled platforms manage 10 degrees or less. The sealing is IP67 — dust-tight and able to survive temporary immersion — which puts it in a small group in this catalogue, alongside the larger BUNKER PRO 2.0. The price of that capability is speed. Maximum travel is 1.0 km/h, roughly a quarter of the pace of the small HUNTER SE and a fifth of a brisk walk, from two 250 W brushed motors geared 19.7 to 1. This is not a delivery robot; the maker aims it at inspection and exploration, bomb-disposal and rescue work, camera platforms and special transport — jobs where getting there at all matters more than getting there quickly. Payload is a modest 25 kg, and the maker warns explicitly that whatever is bolted on should have its centre of mass over the centre of rotation. Endurance is generous by comparison with the speed: a 30 Ah lithium pack gives up to eight hours or 14 km, recharging in three. Control is by a 2.4 GHz transmitter with a claimed 200 m range or over CAN, and the rear connector will feed a payload up to 10 A and 240 W. There are no obstacle-avoidance sensors — the manual says so outright and tells operators to stay within sight of the machine. One number in the maker's specification table cannot be right: ground clearance is given as 410 mm on a vehicle that is 335 mm tall overall, while the same table lists a chassis height of 80 mm. The 80 mm figure is the one consistent with the rest of the document. The manual's first draft for the 2.0 generation is dated January 2023; the product line has been listed in the maker's global store since November 2021.

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