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Canadian tour / November 2026

RoboBro Campaign in Canada:
Lifesaving Robotic Systems for Frontline Medical Evacuation

This November, join a series of open community events in Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, and Montreal with the Ukrainian World Congress, Come Back Alive, Saint Javelin, and the NOVA UGV unit.

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RoboBro evacuation vehicle in the original RoboBro contour

RoboBro Campaign
in Canada

This November, the Ukrainian World Congress, through its Unite with Ukraine initiative, in partnership with the Come Back Alive Foundation (Повернись Живим), Saint Javelin, and the NOVA UGV unit of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, will host a series of open community events in Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, and Montreal.

Fundraising Goal: $500,000 USD to provide Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) equipped with protective evacuation capsules. These robotic systems help frontline medics reach wounded soldiers and evacuate them through the kill zone, reducing the risk to medical personnel and saving lives on the battlefield.

What is RoboBro?
RoboBro vehicle with a protective evacuation capsule
Robotic evacuation & frontline logistics

RoboBro is Come Back Alive Foundation’s (Повернись Живим) large-scale project to bring unmanned systems to the front line. It focuses on developing UGV evacuation and logistics capabilities.

Ukrainian World Congress joins the project to support the NOVA AB.3 unit.

Event Highlights: Engaging fireside conversations, firsthand accounts from the front lines, and exclusive video footage demonstrating how robotic evacuation systems operate in dangerous combat environments. Discover how these lifesaving technologies are transforming battlefield medical evacuation, protecting medics, and helping bring wounded Ukrainian defenders home alive.

Meet the speakers

Taras Chmut

Head of the Come Back Alive Foundation

Paul Grod

President of the Ukrainian World Congress

Ihor Pustovyi

Service Member of the NOVA UGV Unit, 3rd Separate Assault Brigade

An evening with Taras Chmut

Ottawa

Date & time
Venue & address
To be confirmed
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Kingston

Date & time
To be confirmed
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Toronto

Date & time
Venue
Old Mill Toronto, Brûlé A
Address to be confirmed
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Montreal

Date & time
Coming soon
Venue & address
To be confirmed
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All donation amounts are shown in USD. Your card will be charged in the equivalent amount in your local currency based on your card issuer’s exchange rate at the time of payment. Donations are not tax-deductible.

Every UGV mission means fewer personnel at risk.

These robotic systems help frontline medics reach wounded soldiers and evacuate them through the kill zone, reducing the risk to medical personnel and saving lives on the battlefield.

Our goal:
$500,000 USD

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Together, we can help bring Ukrainian defenders home alive.

RoboBro UGV models

RoboBro “Simba”

Purpose
Evacuation

Simba evacuation UGV
  • Payload: 300 kg
  • Highly mobile multipurpose UGV
  • Range: 60 km

RoboBro “Maul”

Purpose
Evacuation

Maul evacuation UGV
  • Payload: 200 kg
  • High maneuverability and speed
  • Range: 100 km

RoboBro “Tarhan 200”

Purpose
Evacuation

Tarhan 200 evacuation UGV
  • Payload: 200 kg
  • Affordable and easy to repair
  • Reliable

RoboBro “Volia-E”

Purpose
Evacuation

Volia-E evacuation UGV
  • Payload: 200 kg
  • High mobility
  • Versatile

Honor Wall

Thank you for helping bring Ukrainian defenders home alive.

  1. The Honor Wall will open with the campaign.

Our partners

Ukrainian World Congress

Established in 1967, the Ukrainian World Congress (UWC) is the global voice for the Ukrainian people worldwide. As an international NGO, we represent the interests of more than 20 million Ukrainians in the diaspora.

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Come Back Alive

Come Back Alive is an independent organisation that comprehensively equips the Defense Forces of Ukraine with everything from charging stations and UAV interceptors to vehicles and grenade launchers, as well as implements education and training projects for the military.

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Saint Javelin

Saint Javelin is a social enterprise founded in February 2022 by former Canadian journalist Christian Borys. Starting with a single sticker, it has grown into a clothing brand that has donated $2.5 million to Ukrainian charities and the military.

Visit the website ↗