Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV), used in a complex of CBRN reconnaissance.

It is operated remotely from a distance up to 2000 m.

MRK-46 developed by Bauman Institute at late 1990's. The UGV is a self-propelled track platform with an electric drive, equipped with a arm, a front loader, two moving cameras, an automatic cable-laying unit, control and monitoring equipment. The robot is controlled and powered by cable.

The robot manipulator has 5 degrees of mobility and is designed for loading and transporting lump and piece cargo, pointing the gamma radiation detection unit to controlled objects, working with additional technological equipment. For carrying out transport and handling operations, a front loader is used. The working body of the loader is a bucket mounted on an articulated frame. The mobile television set consists of a television camera, a light and an electrical drive of guidance.

The operator's equipment includes a control panel, a power supply and distribution unit, a loudspeaker unit, two video devices, and a transceiver control unit.