The German company Diehl, known as the manufacturer of IRIS-T air defense systems, has tested a ground robotic complex in Ukraine. This is the first case when an international company tested a development within the Test in Ukraine platform, which was recently launched on the basis of Brave1. This was reported by the Ministry of Digital Affairs.
"The company tested the NRC in conditions as close as possible to combat conditions at the training center of the 3rd assault brigade... As a result, the Diehl team received feedback from the military and clear recommendations for adapting the development to the real front," the department said in a statement.
It was also recalled that Test in Ukraine is a platform for foreign companies that want to test their UAVs, NRCs, maritime drones, electronic warfare, or artificial intelligence-based solutions in conditions that cannot be simulated in any laboratory in the world.
Ukraine introduced a platform for testing foreign defense technologies based on Brave1 in mid-July 2025.
The cluster explained that manufacturers will be able to test products directly on site, which allows for real-time adjustments. Or they can entrust testing to Brave1 - specialists will independently conduct testing and provide partners with a detailed report with the results.