Tencore showcased the TerMIT UGV with mine-laying and obstacle deployment modules
The manufacturer shared photos, video, and specifications of its flagship UGV with new capabilities
TerMIT UGV with the Yegoza module. Screenshot from Tencore’s Facebook page
Ukrainian defence tech manufacturer Tencore introduced new modifications of its flagship UGV TerMIT. Specifically, on its X account, the company published a video featuring the TerMIT mine-laying variant.
The manufacturer says this model is equipped with two mine-laying modules that allow the robot to carry and deploy up to 20 TM-62 anti-tank mines in a single run.
At the same time, on its Facebook page, the company posted photos of the TerMIT fitted with a Yegoza module for deploying barbed-wire obstacles.
The platform can remotely lay up to 100 m of engineered barriers with automatic wire deployment. According to the company, this enables the effective creation of obstacles with less risk to personnel.
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