The OtoLift Cabin, developed by Dorce, is an advanced tactical mobile base platform that integrates radar systems, independent power generation capability, and server–data infrastructure into a single high-durability modular cabin. Designed for fully mobile field deployment, OtoLift can be loaded onto or unloaded from a truck without the need for a crane or additional lifting equipment, thanks to its hydraulic lifting legs. This capability allows the unit to be safely positioned and operated in all terrain conditions, making it uniquely suitable for military operation zones, border surveillance areas, temporary radar stations, and mobile command–control centers.

The high-precision radar unit integrated into the upper structure provides 360° field scanning and monitoring, transforming OtoLift into an advanced mobile radar observation platform. Inside the cabin, the dedicated server room equipped with rack cabinets and a professional climate-control system ensures secure operation of critical data processing and communication infrastructure. With these capabilities, OtoLift becomes a fully integrated platform for surveillance, intelligence, command–control operations, and field communication network management.

A 115 kVA generator positioned beneath the cabin provides a fully independent power infrastructure, enabling uninterrupted 24/7 operation of all radar, server, HVAC, and electrical systems. The energy management system is engineered to deliver optimal performance under high temperatures, dust exposure, humidity, and prolonged mission conditions.

The durable steel-frame body, military-grade insulation, weather-resistant exterior cladding, secure access doors, and dedicated technical service points collectively make OtoLift one of the most advanced mobile military mission cabins in its class. Through off-site production, all units are manufactured in a controlled factory environment with precision, allowing rapid and seamless deployment in the field.

OtoLift offers an ideal modular solution for:

• Radar stations

• Mobile command centers

• Border security checkpoints

• Emergency response and crisis management units

• Field communication infrastructure

• Military base logistics

• Tactical operation lines