Milrem Robotics is set to be one of the most represented UGV manufacturers at this year’s Eurosatory defence exhibition in Paris.
Four of the Estonian platforms, known as the THeMIS, will be present in various configurations at the event, including weaponised variants.
The company has also hinted that is working on the integration of antitank and air defence missile systems, one of which it is likely to reveal at the event, Kuldar Väärsi, chairman of the board at Milrem told Shephard.
‘We see antitank missile systems and UGV integration as a game changer,’ said Väärsi. ‘It is very low
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