Ukrainian company Ground Systems presented the VATAG heavy unmanned ground vehicle (H-UGV) at the On the Road to URC 2026 defense conference held in Rzeszów, Poland, on April 26–27, 2026. The event served as one of the key preparatory stages toward the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, bringing together stakeholders from the security and defense sectors, including representatives of the defense industry, technology companies, and international institutions. During the event,

An industrial variant of the VATAG heavy unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), developed and manufactured by Ukrainian company Ground Systems, was presented at the Consumer Electronics Show 2026 (CES 2026) in Las Vegas. The platform was showcased as part of the Ukrainian Pavilion in the Global Pavilions area, alongside technology solutions from ecosystems around the world. At CES 2026, VATAG was presented as an autonomous ground platform designed for logistics and engineering missio

High-risk industrial environments require autonomous solutions capable of performing cargo logistics and engineering missions with minimal human involvement. The modern class of heavy UGVs combines mobility, energy autonomy, and sensor-based navigation, ensuring predictable operations even in challenging terrain or degraded communication conditions. In the technology economy, the Consumer Electronics Show 2026 (CES) serves as a catalyst for innovation: on January 6 – 9 in Las

The Ukrainian ground robotic system is capable of performing “heavy” logistics, engineering tasks, casualty evacuation, and direct-fire missions under conditions of combat contact. This multifunctional platform—featuring integrated artificial intelligence, a hybrid powertrain, and an adaptive architecture—is series-production ready and establishes a unique class of systems able to accomplish the full spectrum of battlefield tasks. The technology was first unveiled on Septembe