Ukrainian defence company Tencore and Finnish technology company Insta will establish a joint venture to produce TerMIT 2.0 ground robotic systems in Finland. This was reported by Tencore.
The agreement was signed by the parties on 23 August with the participation of the Presidents of Ukraine and Finland. The cooperation is taking place within the Build with Ukraine initiative, which предусматривает the creation of joint defence manufacturing with international partners. The first goal of the Ukrainian-Finnish project is to produce 320 TerMIT 2.0 systems for the needs of Ukraine’s Defence Forces.
Production is planned to be organised under a distributed model involving Finnish industrial partners. According to Tencore, this will make it possible to create additional protected production sites outside Ukraine and increase the pace of deliveries of robotic systems.
TerMIT 2.0 is a modernised version of Tencore’s ground robotic system. According to the company, its range is up to 40 km and its maximum speed is 15 km/h. Depending on the tasks assigned, TerMIT ground robotic systems are produced in different configurations. There are platforms for medical evacuation, logistics tasks, mining areas, and transporting additional equipment. TerMIT can also serve as a carrier for combat modules.
TerMIT can carry up to 300 kg. Thanks to its low-slung silhouette, low centre of gravity and tracks, this ground robot can move across different types of soil and surfaces: heavy off-road terrain, steep slopes, overcome obstacles, move through trenches, and so on. According to Tencore, more than 3,000 TerMIT ground robotic systems have already been deployed in Ukraine and are used by more than 50 brigades of Ukraine’s Defence Forces.
It was previously reported that Germany funded the delivery of 2,000 Ukrainian TerMIT ground robotic systems to Ukraine during 2026. According to the plans, the systems will be manufactured in Germany by Quantum Tencore Industries — a joint venture between the German company Quantum Systems and Ukraine’s Tencore.
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