TerMIT

Overview

Tencore is a Ukrainian maker of unmanned ground vehicles, founded in 2024. Its TerMIT is a low, tracked, modular robot that carries up to 300 kg and is used for logistics, casualty evacuation and mine-laying, and as a base for weapon modules. Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence codified a modernised version in June 2025, and Defender Media reported that earlier units were already working on the front line. The company says more than 3,000 platforms have been deployed and that it can build over 300 a month. In 2026 Tencore announced joint ventures abroad: with Germany’s Quantum Systems to build 2,000 TerMITs under an order funded by the German defense ministry, and with Finland’s Insta, with an initial target of 320 TerMIT 2.0 systems. US-Ukrainian fund MITS Capital invested $3.74 million in 2025.

Sources

• —Defender Media, 22 Jun 2025
• —Quantum Systems press release, 19 Jun 2026
• —Militarnyi, 24 Aug 2026
• —Calibre Defence, 12 Jul 2025
• —Tectonic Defense, 14 Jul 2025

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