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A New Breed of Mine Dispersal System is Born From Croatia-Germany Collab

A front-view of the MV-8 KOMODO next-gen anti-tank mine dispersal system. Image: DOK-ING

Laying minefields in combat zones can now be carried out rapidly without exposing troops to danger, as two European companies merge their systems into a next-gen anti-tank mine dispersal setup.

The system brings together the MV-8 KOMODO uncrewed hybrid platform from Croatian robotics firm DOK-ING with the SKORPION2 system from Germany’s Dynamit Nobel Defence GmbH.

According to the companies, this integration enables the dispersal of structured minefields within minutes while keeping operators at a safe distance.

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