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DOK-ING
Designs and manufactures heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles for mine clearance, EOD, CBRN response and counter-terrorism, with 500+ platforms delivered to armed forces and humanitarian organisations in 40+ countries.
Founded 1991201-500 employeesZagreb, Croatia0 open positionsWebsiteLinkedIn
Ground RoboticsAdvanced Materials
Products & Solutions
MV-4 Scorpion
A light-category unmanned demining and EOD system weighing 6,120 kg, widely considered one of the most proven platforms in its class. It handles mine clearance, route clearance, breaching and EOD manipulation tasks through exchangeable front and rear tools, with remote operation up to 1,500 metres. The MV-4 has been delivered to armed forces across multiple continents and served as core machinery for the US Army. It clears up to 1,800 square metres per hour.
MV-10 Bison
A heavy demining system at 20,920 kg built around a unique double-tool configuration — a front flail and rear tiller — that allows a single pass to clear ground to verification standard. Powered by a Caterpillar C18 engine producing 766 HP, it clears up to 4,000 square metres per hour and is the only system of its class verified in real combat conditions. It has been supplied to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense among other customers.
MV-2 Honey Badger
A compact 2,500 kg EOD and demining robot designed for difficult terrain with limited access. Its small footprint allows helicopter transport and deployment in areas too confined for larger systems, while a 200 kg-capacity EOD arm handles deep interrogation, cutting and device defeat. Hardox 450 full-body armour and a self-recovery winch make it suitable for unassisted field operations.
MVC8 Komodo
An unmanned ground system built for CBRN environments, capable of operating in low-oxygen and high-temperature conditions where conventional vehicles cannot. It carries a modular mission module for detection, sampling and decontamination of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats, and can also perform firefighting, obstacle clearance and reconnaissance. The platform was selected as Rheinmetall's focus for scaling after the 2026 acquisition.
MV-3 Hystrix
A tracked counter-terrorism vehicle weighing 6,800 kg, designed to support tactical units in hostage release operations, social unrest response and high-risk entry scenarios. It carries nine cameras, CBRN and oxygen sensors, a megaphone, ballistic shields rated NIJ4+ and breaching tools including a ram and harpoon, with capacity for 8 personnel or 700 kg payload. An onboard 36 kWh battery powers the electric drive.
MVF-5 Tusk
A heavy-duty emergency response robot for firefighting and hazmat operations in environments inaccessible to first responders. Its three-joint hydraulic arm with 360-degree rotation delivers water and foam up to 55 metres, while interchangeable attachments allow debris clearing, rescue support and CBRN response. Wide metal tracks and 30-degree gradeability enable operation on rubble and uneven terrain.
Videos
DOK-ING's Modular Unmanned Platform MV-8 KOMODO (Promo Video)
DOK-ING and Orqa FPV: Shaping the Future of Manned-Unmanned Teaming
32 Years of DOK-ING
About
DOK-ING was founded in Zagreb, Croatia in 1991 to build remote-controlled machines for work too dangerous for people. The company grew from producing its first EOD robot in 1995 into one of the leading manufacturers of heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles, delivering more than 500 platforms to customers in over 40 countries across Europe, North America, Africa and Asia.
Offices
Zagreb, CroatiaSlunj, CroatiaReston, United StatesJohannesburg, South AfricaCustomers & Partners
US ArmyCroatian Ministry of DefenseSaudi Arabian Ministry of DefenseRheinmetallLIG Nex1 (South Korea)Anglo American Platinum
Timeline
2026-03
Rheinmetall acquired a 51% majority stake in DOK-ING, establishing it as Rheinmetall's centre for heavy uncrewed ground systems.
2021
MVC-8 Komodo CBRN unmanned system presented alongside the NRE electric underground mining fleet.
2004
First major contract with the US Army for MV-4 systems, which became core demining equipment for American forces.
2000
MV-4 Scorpion delivered to the Croatian Ministry of Defense, becoming the company's best-selling product.
1997
First MV-1 flail demining system manufactured; US investment organisation SEAF supported R&D expansion.
1991
Founded in Zagreb, Croatia to manufacture remote-controlled machines for dangerous environments.
Open Positions (0)
No positions available
DOK-ING doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
DOK-ING
Designs and manufactures heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles for mine clearance, EOD, CBRN response and counter-terrorism, with 500+ platforms delivered to armed forces and humanitarian organisations in 40+ countries.
Founded 1991201-500 employeesZagreb, Croatia0 open positionsWebsiteLinkedIn
Ground RoboticsAdvanced Materials
Products & Solutions
MV-4 Scorpion
A light-category unmanned demining and EOD system weighing 6,120 kg, widely considered one of the most proven platforms in its class. It handles mine clearance, route clearance, breaching and EOD manipulation tasks through exchangeable front and rear tools, with remote operation up to 1,500 metres. The MV-4 has been delivered to armed forces across multiple continents and served as core machinery for the US Army. It clears up to 1,800 square metres per hour.
MV-10 Bison
A heavy demining system at 20,920 kg built around a unique double-tool configuration — a front flail and rear tiller — that allows a single pass to clear ground to verification standard. Powered by a Caterpillar C18 engine producing 766 HP, it clears up to 4,000 square metres per hour and is the only system of its class verified in real combat conditions. It has been supplied to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense among other customers.
MV-2 Honey Badger
A compact 2,500 kg EOD and demining robot designed for difficult terrain with limited access. Its small footprint allows helicopter transport and deployment in areas too confined for larger systems, while a 200 kg-capacity EOD arm handles deep interrogation, cutting and device defeat. Hardox 450 full-body armour and a self-recovery winch make it suitable for unassisted field operations.
MVC8 Komodo
An unmanned ground system built for CBRN environments, capable of operating in low-oxygen and high-temperature conditions where conventional vehicles cannot. It carries a modular mission module for detection, sampling and decontamination of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats, and can also perform firefighting, obstacle clearance and reconnaissance. The platform was selected as Rheinmetall's focus for scaling after the 2026 acquisition.
MV-3 Hystrix
A tracked counter-terrorism vehicle weighing 6,800 kg, designed to support tactical units in hostage release operations, social unrest response and high-risk entry scenarios. It carries nine cameras, CBRN and oxygen sensors, a megaphone, ballistic shields rated NIJ4+ and breaching tools including a ram and harpoon, with capacity for 8 personnel or 700 kg payload. An onboard 36 kWh battery powers the electric drive.
MVF-5 Tusk
A heavy-duty emergency response robot for firefighting and hazmat operations in environments inaccessible to first responders. Its three-joint hydraulic arm with 360-degree rotation delivers water and foam up to 55 metres, while interchangeable attachments allow debris clearing, rescue support and CBRN response. Wide metal tracks and 30-degree gradeability enable operation on rubble and uneven terrain.
Videos
DOK-ING's Modular Unmanned Platform MV-8 KOMODO (Promo Video)
DOK-ING and Orqa FPV: Shaping the Future of Manned-Unmanned Teaming
32 Years of DOK-ING
Open Positions (0)
No positions available
DOK-ING doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
About
DOK-ING was founded in Zagreb, Croatia in 1991 to build remote-controlled machines for work too dangerous for people. The company grew from producing its first EOD robot in 1995 into one of the leading manufacturers of heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles, delivering more than 500 platforms to customers in over 40 countries across Europe, North America, Africa and Asia.
Offices
Zagreb, CroatiaSlunj, CroatiaReston, United StatesJohannesburg, South AfricaCustomers & Partners
US ArmyCroatian Ministry of DefenseSaudi Arabian Ministry of DefenseRheinmetallLIG Nex1 (South Korea)Anglo American Platinum
Timeline
2026-03
Rheinmetall acquired a 51% majority stake in DOK-ING, establishing it as Rheinmetall's centre for heavy uncrewed ground systems.
2021
MVC-8 Komodo CBRN unmanned system presented alongside the NRE electric underground mining fleet.
2004
First major contract with the US Army for MV-4 systems, which became core demining equipment for American forces.
2000
MV-4 Scorpion delivered to the Croatian Ministry of Defense, becoming the company's best-selling product.
1997
First MV-1 flail demining system manufactured; US investment organisation SEAF supported R&D expansion.
1991
Founded in Zagreb, Croatia to manufacture remote-controlled machines for dangerous environments.
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