Hector
Closing Europe’s mass and tempo gap
European forces lack a medium-class UGV that can keep up with combat vehicles and plug into existing command structures without friction. Hector closes this gap. It is a mass-producible, connected ground system that extends standoff, protects crews and accelerates decision cycles on the modern battlefield.
Hector is a wheeled, medium-class unmanned ground vehicle that redefines the domain land through a new capability. Optionally manned, software-defined and built on Mithra OS, it gives European land forces speed, range and autonomy while keeping soldiers in control and out of direct fire.
Hector modular systems
Hector is engineered as a battlefield capability, not a one-off vehicle program.
A modular chassis, open payload interfaces and Mithra OS create a common ground node that can carry sensors, logistic loads and effectors across mission sets while staying interoperable with European systems and standards.
It is built for industrial-scale deployment and rapid fielding.
