Unmanned systems,built in Europeand keptin service.

Designed in the Netherlands. Supported for as long as they serve.

Why

No soldier
should carry
what a robot
can.

Tracked UGV · Land

T-300

A compact tracked UGV. The first system we build in the Netherlands and support for the life of the fleet.

  • 300kgPayload
  • 12–15km/hCruise / top
  • ~40kmRange
  • LFPHot-swap battery
  • ~12kmHD link + BLOS
  • 1.6×1.0mFootprint
T-300 · Platform

One base.
Swap the mission.

CFG-00 · Base

The part that stays

Tracks, drive, hot-swap batteries, control link and safety chain. One base, so every mission starts from the same machine.

CFG-01 · Logistics

Carry the load

Mesh cage for ammunition, water and batteries. The load moves forward. The soldier does not carry it.

CFG-02 · Casualty evacuation

Bring them back

Stretcher on quick mounts. A wounded soldier off the last stretch without a crewed vehicle.

~10 min to swap a deck
T-300 base
Blueprint
T-300 Logistics
Blueprint
T-300 CASEVAC
Blueprint
Field

Laststretch.

T-300 in the field
01T-300
T-300 three-quarter view
02T-300
T-300 rear view
03T-300
Vision

Units do not want a robot. They want a working fleet.

One partner that keeps unmanned systems working as the fight changes. Hardware first, then the fleet, then the service. We start with the T-300, built in Europe.

01

Hardware

Built in the Netherlands. Delivered ready. Proven in the field.

02

Fleet

Parts, upgrades and training, close to the fleet, for as long as it serves.

03

As a service

One fee. The system keeps improving after it leaves the factory.

Demos. Partnerships. Press.