Armies need to move supplies, casualties, and weapons across contested ground without exposing soldiers, and crewing a vehicle for every task is expensive. Milrem Robotics builds modular unmanned ground vehicles for defence ministries and NATO militaries, led by the tracked THeMIS platform, which accepts interchangeable combat, cargo, casualty-evacuation, and counter-drone payloads. The company's MIFIK autonomy kit adds supervised autonomous operation to both unmanned and crewed vehicles.
Rather than sell a single vehicle line, Milrem acts as a systems integrator, fitting one chassis with weapon stations and sensors from partners such as Kongsberg, Thales, FN Herstal, and EOS, and leading European Defence Fund consortia that shape interoperable ground robotics. That combination of combat-deployed hardware and integration work positions the company as a reference supplier for Western armies fielding robotic ground units.
