How Ukrainian TerMIT robotic system redefines battlefield logistics?

NV has compiled TerMIT ground robotic platform main technical features.

What is TerMIT?

TerMIT is a high-mobility, tracked ground robotic system designed to perform a wide range of missions: logistics, evacuation, mining and demining, fire support, and more.

It is NATO-standard codified, battlefield-tested, and actively used on the front line.

Technical Specifications:

• Length: 1.5 m

• Width: 1.2 m

• Height: 1.2 m

• Weight: 280 kg

• Payload capacity: up to 300 kg

• Operating time: 12 hours

• Top speed: 10 km/h

• Range: 20 km

• Communication range: 20 km

• Ground clearance: 300 mm

• Cost: ₴510,000 UAH (~$13,000)

Communication is provided via a 915 MHz ELRS ground radio station or a digital communication system paired with a UAV-mounted relay.

Key advantage: modularity

The core feature of TerMIT is modularity, allowing rapid reconfiguration for various mission types and easier maintenance.

The available combat modules are:

• Gyro stabilized turrets for the MK19 grenade launcher
• Browning M2 machine gun
• other firearms.

TerMIT can also be equipped with:

• Up to two mine-laying modules (total capacity: 20 anti-tank mines)

• Additional batteries to extend range

• Satellite communication systems

• Electronic warfare modules (two frequencies)

• Level 4 ballistic armor.

Enhanced mobility allows the robot to traverse rough terrain, steep inclines, trenches, and various obstacles.