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Milrem Robotics Showcases Advanced THeMIS
Milrem Robotics showcased advanced THeMIS Combat UGV solutions at DSEI 2025, featuring a 30 mm remotely controlled cannon and a loitering munition system.
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Milrem Robotics, the world’s leading robotics and autonomous systems developer for defence applications, showcased a new range of advanced THeMIS Combat Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) at DSEI 2025. The new line-up demonstrates the versatility of the THeMIS platform and its capacity to incorporate cutting-edge combat systems from leading global defence technology providers.
One of the show’s highlights were Moog’s Flexible Mission Platform (FMP™) integrated on the THeMIS chassis in booth N7-140, featuring representative launchers from Thales and other leading defence suppliers. This advanced configuration offers operators a modular, adaptable solution capable of executing a wide range of mission profiles, from precision strike to layered air defence, while maintaining the mobility and low signature characterising the THeMIS family.
Another featured system was Saab’s Mobile Short-Range Air Defence (MSHORAD) system, mounted on the THeMIS. The MSHORAD combines rapid mobility with advanced sensor and effector integration, providing highly responsive air defence capabilities against various aerial threats in complex operational environments.
In addition to these combat-focused innovations, MARSS showcased a THeMIS Combat equipped with the EOS R400 Remote Weapon Station. This provides operators with superior firepower, enhanced targeting capabilities, and the ability to engage threats with precision and speed, all AI-enhanced through the MARSS NiDAR C2/C4 platform.
The unveiling of the new configurations at DSEI 2025 highlights Milrem Robotics’ dedication to creating mission-specific robotic systems that improve modern armed forces’ effectiveness, survivability, and operational range. By collaborating with defence industry leaders such as Moog, EOS, Thales, Saab, and MARSS, Milrem Robotics continues to enhance the combat capabilities of its unmanned platforms while ensuring flexibility for future mission needs.
www.milremrobotics.com
One of the show’s highlights were Moog’s Flexible Mission Platform (FMP™) integrated on the THeMIS chassis in booth N7-140, featuring representative launchers from Thales and other leading defence suppliers. This advanced configuration offers operators a modular, adaptable solution capable of executing a wide range of mission profiles, from precision strike to layered air defence, while maintaining the mobility and low signature characterising the THeMIS family.
Another featured system was Saab’s Mobile Short-Range Air Defence (MSHORAD) system, mounted on the THeMIS. The MSHORAD combines rapid mobility with advanced sensor and effector integration, providing highly responsive air defence capabilities against various aerial threats in complex operational environments.
In addition to these combat-focused innovations, MARSS showcased a THeMIS Combat equipped with the EOS R400 Remote Weapon Station. This provides operators with superior firepower, enhanced targeting capabilities, and the ability to engage threats with precision and speed, all AI-enhanced through the MARSS NiDAR C2/C4 platform.
The unveiling of the new configurations at DSEI 2025 highlights Milrem Robotics’ dedication to creating mission-specific robotic systems that improve modern armed forces’ effectiveness, survivability, and operational range. By collaborating with defence industry leaders such as Moog, EOS, Thales, Saab, and MARSS, Milrem Robotics continues to enhance the combat capabilities of its unmanned platforms while ensuring flexibility for future mission needs.
www.milremrobotics.com
