EU Projects
Introduction to EU Projects | |
Milrem Robotics is an active member of several European defence project consortiums spearheaded by the European Defence Agency and the European Defence Fund. Led internally by our Capability Development Department, EU projects allow us to collaborate with other European companies to create and contribute to unified systems that support Europe's defence capabilities while also increasing our own. | |
iMUGS 1 | |
During the largest European defence robotics program, integrated Modular Unmanned Ground System 1 (iMUGS 1), a robust, safe, electronic warfare-resistant, multi-mission capable European-standard Unmanned Ground System was developed.
The objectives of iMUGS were: - develop a modular and scalable architecture for hybrid manned-unmanned systems | |
iMUGS 2 | |
Following the success of iMUGS 1, Milrem Robotics is proud to continue as coordinator of the EDF Call
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CUGS Autonomous technologies are increasingly a feature of today's world and are, more or less visibly, interacting with different aspects of our lives. Advances in robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), computational power, networking, engineering, among other disciplines, are driving increasing autonomy, in turn granting significant advantages to those who have access to them. In the military context, autonomous systems provide operational benefits across a very broad range of missions, from intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and logistics missions to combat missions. There are significant cooperation opportunities in the European Union regarding unmanned ground systems. The CDP priorities highlight the need to deploy unmanned systems to reduce the danger to human personnel and manned platforms, as well as to increase robustness, sustainability and resilience of ground systems. A comprehensive set of unmanned systems, including combat systems, should contribute to the ground combat capabilities in order to ensure advantage in respect to the adversary. | |
LATACC | |
LATACC will develop a solution that enhances, optimizes, automates, and accelerates the tactical command and combat capacities for the operational superiority of land forces | |
DeterMine The detection solution carried by the DeterMine consortium aims to test different types of technologies for detecting IEDs and landmines with the objective of targeting an operationally relevant solution (by 2030). Operationally relevant means - detection in real time or close to real time. |