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TAG Dynamics unveils Sicarius UGV at Eurosatory 2024

18th June 2024 - 08:04 GMT | by Giovanni Rasio in Paris

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TAG Dynamics is showcasing a model of a Command & Control (C2) container unit used to manage its Sicarius UGV on its Eurosatory stand. (Photo: Giovanni Rasio)

The Sicarius UGV features light-assault capabilities and can carry a payload of up to 600kg.

TAG Dynamics has unveiled its Sicarius UGV for the first time at Eurosatory 2024. Sicarius, an 8x8 high-mobility platform, was conceived to operate in various terrains and environments.

Although primarily designed as an advanced exploratory vehicle with light-assault capabilities, a spokesperson from TAG Dynamics told Shephard that the UGV could be customised according to different mission profiles, including last-mile resupply and MEDEVAC.

As highlighted in Shephard’s recent Defence Insight Market Report, the UGV market is evolving rapidly, with a growing pool of countries now trialling uncrewed platforms. Based on trends in experimentation across NATO, the current focus on

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Giovanni Rasio

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Giovanni Rasio is a Senior Naval Analyst at Shephard’s Defence Insight business intelligence service. Before …

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