Domestic manufacturer of robotic complexes Tencore announced the launch of Ukraine’s first integrated ecosystem of ground robotics for the defense and civilian sectors.
Domestic manufacturer of robotic complexes Tencore announced the launch of Ukraine’s first integrated ecosystem of ground robotics for the defense and civilian sectors.
As the company’s press service reported, the comprehensive approach is designed to cover the maximum range of tasks for the NRC at the front and beyond — from logistics to amphibious and fire and rescue missions.
“Until now, military units have been forced to independently assemble a “technological zoo” of various types of NRCs from dozens of developers. This caused chaos due to additional logistics, maintenance, crew training, and communication incompatibility. Tencore Ecosystem solves this problem on the principle of “everything in one place,” the company notes.
A similar approach, as advocated by Tencore, is relevant not only for the Defense Forces, but also, for example, for rescue services, which also need a unified and complementary architecture.
The ecosystem is based on four classes of platforms for different needs:
The company, among other things, also recalled the AI KIT software-hardware module, thanks to which the drones are able to switch to autonomous mode and continue the route or return to base in the event of loss of communication.
They also invited other manufacturers to cooperate within this ecosystem.
As dev.ua reported, the Ukrainian company TENCORE has developed a new tow truck module for the TerMIT ground robotic complex. It is designed to minimize losses of wheeled and tracked vehicles directly on the line of combat contact.
