unmanned ground vehicles

Ukraine Fields Its ‘Largest’ Ground Robotic Vehicle Yet

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has deployed its “largest” unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) to date, locally developed by Ukrainian Armor.

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Ukraine to Receive 20 Ermine Vehicles in Netherlands-Rheinmetall Deal

The Netherlands is set to provide 20 Rheinmetall-made Ermine manned and unmanned ground vehicles to Ukraine.

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Ukrainian Armed Forces to Field ‘Dodger’ Multi-Purpose Ground Robot

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has approved the “Dodger” unmanned ground vehicle for use in the military.

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US Troops Test Overland AI’s ULTRA Vehicle in Tactical Scenarios

US soldiers have tested Overland AI’s ULTRA autonomous ground vehicles across 15 live mission scenarios.

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Milrem Unveils THeMIS UGV With Counter-Drone Turret in Jakarta

Estonian manufacturer Milrem Robotics has presented a new configuration of its unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Czech Company Unveils Autonomous Ground Drone for Military Logistics

Czech defense company LPP Holding has unveiled an autonomous unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) built for military logistics, particularly ammunition delivery and casualty evacuation.

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Ukraine to Receive Six Estonian UGVs From France

France will supply Estonian-built unmanned ground vehicles to the Ukrainian government to support its resistance to Russia’s illegal invasion.

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Ukrainian Armed Forces Adopt ‘Krampus’ Flamethrower UGV

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence has officially greenlit the fielding of the “Krampus” mobile flamethrower for the armed forces.

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Ukraine Greenlights ‘Spider’ UGV Utility for Armed Forces

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has permitted the use of the domestically built “Spider” unmanned ground vehicle for the military.

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Ukraine Approves ‘Donkey’ UGV for Military Use

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has authorized the use of the “Vislyuk” unmanned ground system for a range of applications under the military.

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