The Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Readiness Directorate made its first delivery of the new medium-size explosive ordnance disposal robot to the field Oct. 15, to Tyndall Air Force Base.

Australia has ordered dozens of medium-weight EOD robots from L3Harris Micreo. L3Harris Micreo will deliver up to 80 explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) robots to the Australian Defence Force (ADF), ...

L3Harris Technologies has been awarded £21m by the Ministry of Defence to deliver up to 50 medium-sized T4 explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) robots. The T4’s manipulator arm reach and lift strength, ...

The Air Force has received its first delivery of brand-new explosive ordnance disposal robots to replace its nearly 20-year-old bomb defusing robot fleet. L3Harris Technologies delivered the ...

have certified two locally made Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) robots to be used for commercial purposes and in Thailand's deep south. The Defence Technology Institute (DTI) announced on ...

The Australian DoD will procure around 80 EOD robots from L3Harris Micreo including the company's T7 (pictured) and T4 robots. The T7 is also used by the British Armed Forces and the USAF.

In addition to explosive ordnance disposal, the robots can support missions related to chemical detection and hazardous material clearance, as well as for police special weapons and tactics missions.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal is a key component of national defense that is limited both by risk to EOD technicians and the ability of existing EOD robots to reach EOs in challenging environments and ...

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Security forces across the globe are acquiring advanced smart robots to help them with surveillance and bomb or hazardous material disposal activities. In May, the British Army confirmed its plans ...