- Ukraine's battlefield is now flooded with UGVs — roughly 550 different models from about 300 companies, with tens of thousands being produced and deployed.
- Front-line commanders say the priority isn't more new robots but full "solutions": training, repairs, maintenance, communications and standardized parts for easier fixes and interoperability.
- UGVs are already vital for dangerous tasks like delivering ammo and fuel — they're cheap, often expendable, and have helped keep soldiers out of drone kill zones.
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