Milrem and Hanwha Systems sign autonomous-ground-vehicle payload MoU
Milrem and Hanwha Systems agreed to assess advanced sensor, electronic-warfare and effector payloads for autonomous ground vehicles.
Evidence notes
- The companies signed the MoU at Eurosatory 2026.
- Candidate payload areas include EO/IR, radar, jamming, laser and weapon-integration systems.
- The agreement covers evaluation work; it does not establish a fielded configuration or order.
Company context
Develops unmanned ground vehicles, robotic combat vehicles, and autonomy software for defence applications. Milrem's core product family includes the THeMIS UGV, HAVOC robotic combat vehicle, and ARCOS command-and-control software, with systems in programmes or service across 20 countries.