Ground Robotics defence companies in Estonia

Estonian unmanned ground vehicle developer building autonomous robotic platforms for military logistics, reconnaissance, and combat support.

Rollo Robotics builds 1ROLLO, an autonomous one-wheeled security robot platform for outdoor patrol, situational awareness and fleet-managed security operations.

1ROLLO Autonomous Security Robot

One-wheeled autonomous ground robot for continuous security patrol, obstacle navigation, operational data collection and real-time scene analysis in outdoor environments.

AI Situational Awareness

AI monitoring layer that analyzes surroundings, detects anomalies and sends real-time alerts during patrol operations.

Fleet Management Platform

Cloud platform for managing multiple robots, defining patrol routes and monitoring robot performance from a centralized interface.

Expandable Payload Platform

Autonomous ground platform designed to support mission-specific systems and payload integrations for security deployments.

Estonian defence robotics company building unmanned ground vehicles for NATO and allied forces. Maker of the THeMIS multi-role UGV and Type-X robotic combat vehicle, deployed by militaries in over 19 countries.

THeMIS

A modular tracked unmanned ground vehicle for combat support, logistics, and casualty evacuation. Deployed in Ukraine and in service with nine NATO members. The platform weighs around 1,500 kg and can carry payloads up to 750 kg. It supports multiple mission configurations including ISR, route clearance, and CBRN detection. Over 200 units have been delivered to armed forces worldwide.

VECTOR

A robotic combat vehicle that fights alongside tanks and infantry vehicles as an autonomous wingman, delivering IFV-level firepower with no crew on board. VECTOR can be armed with 30mm cannons and anti-tank missiles. It uses AI-based target detection and can operate in GPS-denied environments. Designed to reduce risk to soldiers in high-threat combat zones.

HAVOC

An 8x8 wheeled robotic combat vehicle capable of 110 km/h, carrying up to 5 tonnes of weapons payload including 30mm systems. HAVOC bridges the gap between tracked UGVs and traditional armoured vehicles, offering road speed with cross-country mobility. Its modular architecture supports rapid reconfiguration between anti-armour, air defence, and fire support roles.

Defence technology company designing and manufacturing military-grade unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) capable of performing various combat support functions. UGVs tested with Estonian Defence Forces and deployed in Ukraine for battlefield medical evacuation.

Estonian military heavy equipment engineering company. Converts CV90 armoured vehicles into eight combat variants and adapts K9 self-propelled howitzers for the Estonian Defence Forces. Operates the country's first privately owned military weapons repair and production facility. Hanwha Aerospace maintenance partner.

Estonian manufacturer of tracked unmanned ground vehicles for demining. Builds an 800 kg gasoline-powered UGV with a patented flail-and-plow system for breaching anti-personnel minefields. NATO DIANA pre-accelerator participant.

Provides lifecycle management, maintenance, repair and overhaul of armoured and combat vehicles including CV9035 infantry fighting vehicles and Patria XA-180 APCs for the Estonian and Latvian Defence Forces. ISO 9001 and AQAP 2110 certified.

Autonomous marine drones for maritime surveillance and defence. Morpheus and Neo platforms carry 180kg payloads, operate at sea state 4 with thermal and sonar sensors, and coordinate as swarms.

Telearmy develops remote teledriving technology that enables vehicles to be driven remotely over long distances via satellite or radio. The system is war-proven in Ukraine and can retrofit any ground vehicle for unmanned operations in logistics, reconnaissance, or evacuation in high-risk zones.