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Aircraft, ground vehicles, surface vessels, underwater vehicles, named variants and adjacent support systems. Specifications are attributed to their sources; undisclosed values stay explicit. Origin is separate from operator country. This is a growing public-source catalogue, including development projects, rather than a census of every field-built configuration.
31 entries
Ukrainian wheeled reconnaissance and armed-support integration, officially authorised in January 2026; delivery scale remains unconfirmed.
Croatian remotely controlled engineering and demining robot with documented humanitarian use and configuration-specific tools.
Indian remotely operated hazardous-object inspection and handling robot, described in current DRDO technical literature.
Ukrainian tracked reconnaissance and fire-support robot with official deployment evidence and several payload configurations.
US Army load-carrying ground robot based on GDLS MUTT, with a separate newer MUTT XM offering.
Compact Israeli remote-controlled inspection and specialist-response robot, with armed and non-lethal configurations described separately.
Turkish modular ground-robot family with supplier-documented military use, series production and a newer BARKAN 3 configuration.
South Korean electric ground-robot family with military trial deliveries and multiple generations of subsequent development.
Israeli hybrid-electric infantry-support robot family; current MK III marketing contains unresolved payload and range inconsistencies.
Russian wheeled and tracked robotics research platform; supplier demonstrations do not establish a widely deployed military fleet.
Russian remotely operated demining machine derived from a commercial compact loader, with use reported by the manufacturer group.
Estonian tracked hybrid ground-robot family spanning logistics, evacuation, observation and mission-specific equipment integrations.