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Ukraine is putting weapons stations on ground robots to make 'small tanks' that hunt Russia's infiltration teams

Quantum Systems and Tencore are scaling production of 2,000 TerMIT ground robots to serve as armed, unmanned units for Ukrainian forces.

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Ukraine is deploying remote weapons stations onto ground robots, creating small, maneuverable units intended to locate and engage infiltration teams. This initiative involves the integration of combat-ready systems into the existing ground fleet.

Coverage from sUAS News, BeBeez International, The Defence Blog, Militär Aktuell, and Business Insider confirms that Quantum Systems and Tencore have entered an agreement to produce 2,000 TerMIT unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). The manufacturing process is supported by a new defense robotics hub located in Germany.

Future developments will depend on the timeline for the delivery of the 2,000 units to Ukraine. Coverage does not yet specify the full operational deployment schedule or the specific technical capabilities of the weapons stations being installed.

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Quick answers

How many robots are being produced?

Quantum Systems and Tencore are slated to produce 2,000 TerMIT units.

Where are these robots being manufactured?

Production is taking place at a new defense robotics hub in Germany.

What is the intended role of the robots?

The robots are being outfitted with weapons stations to hunt infiltration teams.

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