Shpil ("Spire") Unmanned Ground Vehicle is designed to reconnaissance of the terrain, with the possibility of engaging manpower and various enemy targets missions. It was first demonstrated in 2014.

To fire, a 7.62 mm PKT machine gun can be used, as well as a RGG-2 (assault grenade launcher). It is also possible to install a RPG-26 anti-tank grenade launcher.

The weight of the platform is 248 kg. It can work continuously for 3 hours or be in standby mode up to 72 hours. The maximum speed of the guided reconnaissance-strike platform is 5 km/h, the road range - 6 kilometers. Remote control range is 1 kilometer, with the use of wire communication - up to 5 kilometers.