Milrem Robotics published an article titled Maneuver Isn’t Dead, Armor Isn’t Obsolete: Modern Battlefield Conditions Encourage Positional Warfare, But Don’t Dictate It by MWI, discussing modern battlefield conditions, recon-strike complexes, and fast killchains.
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Milrem Robotics
Enhancing combat effectiveness through advanced robotics
- Industry
- Defense and Space Manufacturing
- Location
- Tallinn, EE
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Milrem Robotics
Established in 2013, Milrem Robotics is the world-leading developer of robotics and autonomous systems and systems integrator, with offices in Estonia, Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Poland, the UAE and the US. The company’s mission is to enhance combat effectiveness through advanced robotics. Milrem Robotics’ systems are currently part of robotics programs or in service in 20 countries worldwide, reducing future customers’ integration and operational testing risk and costs. The company is leading the combat robotics industry with a broad depth of solutions to meet customers’ goals that go well beyond the hardware by offering capability development, experimentation and local industry integration, providing the customer with the least risk and greatest value.
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