The Korea Times
Hanwha Aerospace showcased its unmanned combat vehicles on a Romanian battlefield this week, offering European military officials a glimpse of how future wars could be fought by coordinated fleets of armored vehicles, robots and drones operating side by side. The company said Friday it successfully completed a live demonstration of its manned-unmanned teaming combat system during “Demo Day,” an event linked to the BSDA 2026 defense exhibition in Romania. Hanwha Aerospace was the only Korean company invited to participate in the event, which took place Monday at an outdoor tactical training ground near Bucharest. The demonstration featured the company’s TIGON wheeled armored vehicle operating in coordination with unmanned ground vehicles, including Hanwha’s GRUNT platform and the THeMIS vehicle developed by Estonia-based Milrem Robotics. Among those in attendance were Lt. Gen. Ciprian Marin, chief of staff of the Romanian Army; Maj. Gen. Mircea Gologan, deputy chief of defense for resources; and Maj. Gen. Daniel Pop, deputy chief of the Romanian Army Staff, along with defense indu
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