A Latvian defense company has presented its UNHUMAN unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) during the Griffin Tech Days 2026 exercises hosted by Finnish Special Forces at the Rovajärvi Training Area in northern Finland. The robotic vehicle was demonstrated in genuine Arctic

The vehicle itself weighs about 110 kilograms but can carry up to 200 kilograms of payload, more than its own weight. Depending on the mission profile, the system can operate for roughly 10 hours on a single charge using an electric drivetrain that produces about 3.5 kilowatts of power and approximately 200 newton-meters of torque. The UGV can reach speeds of around 13 kilometers per hour, allowing it to keep pace with dismounted units in the field. According to the company, the system has been tested in forests, loose sand, and steep terrain before being subjected to the harsh Arctic environment in Finland.