Dominion Dynamics and Ukraine's Tencore signed a memorandum on Oct. 13 to build the TerMIT ground robot in Canada for Ukraine's military. No value has been reported, and Dominion's chief executive is still seeking Canadian government funding.
Tencore and Insta signed a Joint Statement of Intent in Kyiv on Aug. 23 to build TerMIT 2.0 ground robots in Finland. The first target is 320 units for Ukraine's Defense Forces. No contract value, no sites and no schedule have been named.
Ground robots are replacing soldiers on exposed routes and assault missions, but Ukraine must now standardize the machines it rushed into combat.
Ukraine's $12,000 robot mule — a small tracked ground drone that hauls 300 kg of ammo and supplies to the trench, evacuates the wounded, or mounts a machine gun, made by the thousands. The workhorse of Ukraine's 2025 ground-robot surge, now heading into German co-production.
A Munich-Kyiv joint venture moves a frontline-proven Ukrainian war robot onto a German assembly line, Europe's largest ground-robot order to date.