UXV Technologies has introduced the SRoC S26, expanding its Soldier Robotic Controller (SRoC) series with a tactical controller designed for unmanned systems and defense robotics.
Announced at AUSA 2026 in Washington, D.C., the controller is built around Samsung’s S26 phone and features a radio-agnostic architecture. The SRoC series is designed to provide a common controller for different types of defense robotics and unmanned systems operating in the air, on land, and at sea.
The controller incorporates Swappable Radio Modules (SRMs), allowing operators to interchange radio modules to accommodate different mission requirements. Compatibility with the Nett Warrior ecosystem supports data sharing, communications, and interoperability.
For power management, the SRoC S26 combines an internal battery with support for Swappable Battery Modules (SBMs), providing flexible power options to support extended operating time.
Frederik Bergenfelt Friis, COO at UXV Technologies, commented, “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.”
