Other features: The TerMIT 2.0 unmanned ground vehicle features a tracked chassis equipped with Ukrainian-made rubber-composite tracks. The platform weighs 570 ±20 kg without armor protection, and up to 640 ±20 kg with critical components protected by ballistic armor compliant with STANAG 2920 / AEP-2920 / V50 standards. Its operational range reaches up to 40–43 kilometers in the standard configuration using four batteries, and extends up to 74 kilometers when utilizing six batteries. Communication relies on secure, encrypted digital channels with Starlink terminal integration for reliable long-range control, complemented by AI-driven autonomous navigation features—such as unsupervised movement and automatic return-to-base capabilities upon signal loss—and day, night, and thermal imaging cameras for round-the-clock operations. Designed with a multi-mission modular architecture for rapid payload reconfiguration, the platform supports logistics and casualty evacuation via transport or dump-body modules with a capacity of up to 400 liters, fire support through remote weapon stations (RWS) like the “Burya” (armed with a Browning M2 machine gun or MK19 grenade launcher) or “Khyzhak”, engineering tasks including remote minelaying (such as TM-62 mines) and razor wire deployment, and towing operations with a pulling capacity of up to 500–1500 kg.
