ARMO-Systems has signed a distribution agreement with Ruver, a Russian manufacturer of IP surveillance equipment based in Krasnodar. The partnership allows ARMO-Systems to supply a wide range of Ruver cameras designed for critical infrastructure, industrial facilities, and transport networks.
Ruver, which originated from the Research Center Technologies in 2015, maintains a 75% localization rate for its production. The company manufactures over 50,000 units annually. As of autumn 2026, its equipment is deployed across more than 10,000 sites throughout Russia and the CIS countries.
The product lineup includes cameras with resolutions ranging from 2 to 8 megapixels in various form factors. Customers can customize devices via an online configurator, adding features such as anti-corrosion coatings, arctic-grade housing, explosion protection, and GLONASS modules.
Ruver offers a specialized line of cyber-secure cameras compliant with federal laws FZ-187 and FZ-149, as well as GOST standards. These devices are designed to protect critical information infrastructure from unauthorized access. The equipment is registered with the Ministry of Industry and Trade and holds certification under government decree No. 969.
