A Few Western Anti-Drone Novelties Seemingly Just Made For Trials in Ukraine

Published on January 8, 2025

Nowadays, ground-based robotic systems on the battlefield are not as popular as aerial drones, but nonetheless, hundreds of wheeled and tracked robots have been purchased for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with many already effectively utilized on the battlefields.

Most are made domestically, but Western-supplied systems are present as well: the Estonian THeMIS unmanned multirole platform is a well-known example, but more new interesting developments have been presented over the past few years that could be useful to Ukrainian forces while also benefiting the developers as a trial by fire in real combat conditions.

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