THeMIS - The Unmanned Ground Vehicle That NATO Supply to Ukraine 

Good job by our ally Estonia for developing this vehicle. 🇺🇸🤝🇪🇪

That would be the perfect vehicle to remove injured soldiers from the line of fire.

I see the appeal for Russa: they don't commit as many war crimes as real Russn soldiers and you don't have to shoot them in the back to make them advance

This looks more cost efficient than the Boston Dynamics robots. Only potential downside might be the stiff suspension, but I guess a gun/camera can be fitted with a gyro or gimbal, or whatever it is they use to stabilize.

First I've heard of this Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

Very cool. Would be incredible to have two small drones with it that could provide overhead view at all times while in combat situations, where one small drone always up in the air. Maybe even make version which has a few of those antiarmor drone launchers say in a tow behind cart, could probably easily carry 6-10 of those units aboard and have way to auto launch them as needed. I could even see this being used for small field portable air defense system if they put several of these together as little mini squad, radar unit, several batteries, etc. Technology is simply amazing. I wonder if there would be a weight/power/speed benefit to using small gas turbine engine.

That auto cannon on top would be nice to have get your back! Would be great for bringing in ammo under fire and taking out casualties.

*_What these should be used for is mobile battlefield Trophy system/active protection._* That would be super valuable for current combat conditions.

Very high-quality robots are made in Estonia, I hope Estonia will launch Milrem Type-X into mass production

THeMIS appears to be a versatile platform. Would be interesting to see it used with a miclic system in a urban environment. Good show. Thanks.

The biggest workload in an Infantry unit is field fortifications. Some units in Afghan took Front End Loaders with them. I’m surprised the military doesn’t buy Ditch Witches.

Maybe in 200 years russia will be able to make a machine like this lol

looks like it needs more protection or only used as transport away from frontline

“Why lookie thar, they got themselves a RV ! “. (D*e Hard 🎥📼📀 )

I am impressed how strong it is being able to tow some vehicles much larger than it is.

Why doesn’t it have Anti tank missles on it ? Does it come equipped with a self destruct mechanism?

Theres over 10 ATMs for every tracked vehicle it would be easy prey this is not WW2

I got a military mind and I am not too impressed. Its a logistic support vehicle for infantry (mostly) And unlike undestructable robots in movies, I am sure this one can be taken out with a few MG bursts. It doesnt even fit into trenches and, if you havent noticed, Ukraine is mostly trenches now. Also, when you said it comes in two colors, that was just hilarious. (because soldiers paint their vehicles however they wantneed it)

I really like everything, and it is functional, small, multi-purpose, it will be of great interest.

1 .50 bmg bullet enough for this toy

I think Mine clearance and medic support will be a massive job for this robot.

Birth of the Terminators

Why keep bleating about Ruzzia wanting it? The crappy advertisement sounds like _"If NATO doesn't buy it quick well let Ruzzia have it."_ Is it a blend of a Bren-gun carrier and a Radio controlled car?

Man, I need a Roomba like this to dissuade porch pirates from stealing my Amazon packages.

The only thing that matters here is the price and pace of production.

i like this especialyy for a medical carrier

I would always be terrified that the gun would malfunction and start firing on friendlies 😭 lol

Is it just me or does No.5 really live now?

Tonk!

This is where I hope war goes, have both sides man to man Combat be robot to robot so there are no losses, a war won by robots/drones defeating the enemies robotics supply , end of conflict . Unfortunately I fear this is going to head to one day a terminator like situation.

Remember that METRIC RULLZ🤨

Проблема всех подобных систем это радиомагнитное излучение.

This is just a small digger with a gun instead of a shuffle.😂

4w? Four watts? Are you sure about that? Maybe 4kw instead?

Its slow, heavy and arduous, it would only be a small benefit in a theater of war and could be tracked by the enemy in real time because of its wireless signal control requirements making it a liability.

Динамической защиты от ПТУР нет. Его использовать лучше для доставки и эвакуации.

One sniper bullet puts it out

It would be a target, nothing more.

T-1

I am glad they didn't name it THeyMIS

I bet everyone rushes to test their automated weapon platforms in Ukraine.

Oh come on minu nukes that is the way to go,

It looks 'handy'. But I don't see anything to support the claim that Russia has a greater interest in this robot than, say, the drone sinking their ships, the GMLRS or ATACM guidance systems, Excalibur and Copperhead smart artillery rounds, an intact Bradley or Abrams (they've captured a damaged one), etc. Repeating the unsupported claim of Russian interest seems like a bit of a marketing ploy.. The real value will be its 'smarts', but this video does not mention if any of its capabilities are autonomous or must be remotely but manually operated.

Skynet likes

Military robots will soon dominate battlefields around the world because robots don't sleep don't need training and you don't have to pay them:)

Estonia will gladly sell it to Russia 😂

The example shown here to me, a glorified toy, what has impressed that has been supplied by the west are missile systems of all different shapes and sizes, and of course the technology of the drones.

Looks Like a could clear out a Trench Full of Putin's Soldiers

Putin would need a semiconductor industry to make something like this domestically, they can't even do 250nm wafer because that company went bankrupt

And is Themis speed 12 mph or 50 mph? Lol. In the beginning its 12 later its 50. More & more i think these scripts are auto generated by chatgpt

Fight a war in a different country without leaving your home, that's America.

NATO doesn't supply anything to Ukraine. All equipment comes from individual nations. Some may be NATO members so are not. NATO is a defensive allegiance only.

This is very cool you can use it for medical evacuation logistics drone defense energy storage equipment carrier reconnaissance communication platform weapon armament platform the modular design awesome best teammate in a squad

Russia has the terminator. Its the same kind of drone but way better. Russia's fires rockets and lights the whole area up in flames. Many die of suffocation alone.

I sure hope it will help fight climate change 😂🤪😂🤪

The Ukraine-NATO grouping was defeated in Bakhmut. Losses amounted to 70 killed

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Pfffhahahahahahaah

Unmanned... Is that because Zelensky got all his troops killed already?

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Russia have one of these but theirs are tiny af compared to this one

Rubbish things ... and easily be malfunctioned ... 😂

Ukrainian anger grows even more against the exploitative NATO bloc, which is testing weapons step by step, through the lives of young Ukrainians, without guaranteeing Ukrainian security!

Propagande et propagande not going to ucraine

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