MILITARY UNMANNED GROUND VEHICLES (UGVS) HAVE BECOME ESSENTIAL COMPONENT HARDWARE IN COMBAT ZONES AROUND THE WORLD.
The North Defence UGV is built for the last mile of the modern battlefield. Engineered from the ground up in Steinsel, it combines autonomous "follow me" logistics with counter-UAS capability, giving forces a platform that carries the load, watches the sky and keeps soldiers out of the line of fire.
LUXEMBOURG X UNITED KINGDOM
The UGV brings together every requirement of tactical ground autonomy into a single platform under three metres long. From carrying over 1,000kg of squad equipment to providing silent, sensor-powered overwatch without the engine running, every detail has been engineered to reduce the burden on troops and maximise effect in the field. When the mission calls, the UGV answers.
FOLLOW ME, BY DESIGN
Autonomous leader-follower functionality tethers the UGV electronically to a soldier or lead vehicle, freeing hands and reducing fatigue on the move. Waypoint navigation and denied-GPS operation mean it keeps pace whatever the terrain or conditions.
COUNTER-UAS, BUILT IN
Developed to work in tandem with North Defence's counter-UAS armoured vehicles, the UGV adds a layer of protection against the fastest-growing threat on the modern battlefield, without adding a separate platform to manage.
THE LIFE-CELL
An internal, armoured cavity running the length of the wheelbase gives commanders a choice: extra battery capacity for extended range and silent watch, or a protected space for emergency casualty extraction. One chassis, two missions.
In modern operations, the last mile is often the most dangerous. The UGV delivers the autonomy, protection and adaptability that fast-moving situations demand, engineered and manufactured in Luxembourg to the highest NATO standards.
