TENCORE codified the strike version of the TerMIT UGV equipped with UGV Robotics’ Predator combat module

The TerMIT UGV and the remotely operated weapon station (ROWS) Predator have been officially codified as an integrated combat system. The joint platform is scheduled to be showcased next week in Denmark at the DALO Industry Days exhibition, TENCORE reported.

The system integrates the TerMIT tracked unmanned ground vehicle with the remotely operated Predator weapon station. The integration enables the platform to detect, track, and engage FPV drones while on the move, powered by automated target acquisition, a ballistic computer, and gyrostabilisation.

TerMIT is a modular tracked unmanned ground vehicle engineered to execute logistics, casualty evacuation (CASEVAC), engineering, and combat operations. The base platform delivers an operational range of up to 40 km, a top speed of up to 15 km/h, and integrated ballistic protection. Interchangeable modules developed for the UGV include configurations for cargo transport, towing, casualty evacuation, remote minelaying, and obstacle deployment.

Predator is a lightweight remotely operated weapon station that can be deployed as a stationary unit or mounted on mobile platforms. It features full 360-degree traverse and can be fitted with 7.62 mm machine guns of either Soviet design or NATO standard. Predator incorporates a stabilisation system for firing on the move, alongside a thermal imager, a laser rangefinder, and automated target recognition (ATR) and tracking software.

The developer of the Predator combat module is UGV Robotics, part of the UFORCE group. Today, Defender Media published an in-depth interview with UFORCE CEO Oleg Rogynskyy.