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Poland has deployed two military ground robots to the field: HUNTeR and IBIS in testing

Original headlinePolonya iki askeri kara robotunu sahaya çıkardı: HUNTeR ve IBIS testte

Open the sourceReported by Ekonomim, ekonomim.com, 10 November 2026

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Poland has deployed two unmanned ground vehicles, the HUNTeR combat platform and the IBIS TRANSPORT logistics robot, to international military trials aimed at advancing battlefield use of autonomous ground systems. The two platforms will be evaluated at the ALPEX 2026 exercises in Switzerland across missions including ammunition and supply transport, reconnaissance, surveillance, and casualty evacuation. The move signals Warsaw's push to validate domestically relevant unmanned ground technology under realistic multinational conditions rather than in isolated domestic testing. Defense planners and procurement officials will be watching the trial results for evidence of reliability and interoperability ahead of potential acquisition decisions.

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HUNTeR, IBIS TRANSPORT, Poland, ALPEX 2026, Switzerland