Facts

• Segment: Defense
• Country: Croatia
• Website: https://www.dok-ing.hr/

Profile sections

• Summary
• Market context
• Products
• Facts
• Context / Market Position
• Events
• Team
• Supply chain relationships
• Relationships
• Customers and deployments
• Sources

Summary

DOK-ING, now operating as Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles d. o. , builds unmanned ground systems for mine clearance, CBRN response, firefighting and hazardous infrastructure work. Rheinmetall completed a 51% acquisition on July 1, 2026, adding Komodo and other heavy autonomous support vehicles to its defence portfolio.

Market context

Its machines move robotics into high-risk work where armored, remotely operated platforms can reduce human exposure to explosives, fire and hazardous materials. DOK-ING builds remotely operated and progressively autonomous ground systems for demining, military engineering, CBRN response and hazardous infrastructure protection.

Products

• MV-8 Komodo

Facts

• Website: https://www.dok-ing.hr/
• HQ: Zagreb, Croatia
• Segment: Defense

Robotic and autonomous ground systems for demining, defence and emergency response

DOK-ING develops robotic and autonomous ground systems for military engineering, CBRNE, emergency response and underground mining. Its systems include unmanned vehicles for demining, firefighting, mining and other hazardous operations.

• Target environment: Minefields, defence engineering zones, emergency response sites, CBRNE environments, underground mines and hazardous industrial locations.
• Deployment model: Specialist robotics model built around rugged unmanned ground vehicles, customer programs, defence partnerships, manufacturing and field support.
• Customer context: Defence ministries, military engineering units, demining organizations, emergency responders, mining operators and hazardous-environment customers.
• Workflow context: Remote mine clearance, unmanned ground operation, firefighting support, CBRNE response, hazardous-site work, mining robotics and military engineering.
• Commercial maturity: DOK-ING is a mature hazardous-environment robotics builder with long-running unmanned ground vehicle experience. Its maturity is strongest in specialist remote-operated systems for dangerous environ…
• Market position: Croatian defence and hazardous-environment robotics builder positioned around rugged UGVs and mine-clearance systems.
• Adoption constraints: Defence procurement, field reliability, local production, export controls, maintenance, operator training and adapting specialist vehicles to wider autonomous operations.
• Adjacent context: Defence robotics, unmanned ground vehicles, demining, emergency response, mining robotics and hazardous-environment robots.
• Source confidence: high

Events

• 2026-07-01 - Acquisition - Rheinmetall completes 51% acquisition of DOK-ING - Rheinmetall completed the majority acquisition on July 1, 2026, after signing the agreement in March.
• 2026-03-04 - Partnership - DOK-ING and Rheinmetall partner on heavy-duty Komodo unmanned systems - The development work is based on DOK-ING's heavy-duty Komodo platform.
• 2026-02-16 - Product Launch - DOK-ING and Pearson Engineering present MV-8 Komodo Uncrewed Breaching System at CEL 2026 - DOK-ING and Pearson Engineering presented the MV-8 Komodo Uncrewed Breaching System at Combat Eng…
• 2026-01-14 - Demonstration - DOK-ING demonstrates next-generation unmanned systems to NATO leadership - The visit highlighted DOK-ING's unmanned robotic systems for security, defence, and resilience missions.

Team

• Vjekoslav Majetić - Founder and Owner
• Gordan Pešić - DOK-ING Security and Defence Lead - Useful profile row because DOK-ING's robotics relevance is concentrated in security, defence, demining and unmanned ground systems.

Supply chain relationships

• technology_partner - DOK-ING has a public integration relationship with Valhalla Turrets.
• technology_partner - DOK-ING has a public integration relationship with Pearson Engineering.

Relationships

• deployment - DOK-ING MV-10 Nadiya returned to service in Ukraine mine-clearing operations with the State Special Transport Service.
• robotic demining system provider - DOK-ING reported robotic demining systems clearing more than 20 million square meters in Ukraine.
• Rheinmetall - majority owner - Rheinmetall completed its acquisition of a 51% stake in DOK-ING, which now operates as Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles d.o.o.
• Rheinmetall - acquired company - DOK-ING became majority-owned by Rheinmetall and now operates as Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles d.o.o.; founder Vjekoslav Majetić retains 49%.

Customers and deployments

• Ukraine Localization Percent - 30% Ukraine localization - 2025-10-28 - Ukraine-localized demining robot production - demining robot production - DOK-ING reported 30 percent Ukraine localization for demining robot produc…
• Area Cleared - 91.31 hectares cleared - 2025-10-14 - Ukraine State Special Transport Service - robotic mine-clearing - DOK-ING said the MV-10 robotic mine-clearing machine Nadiya returned to service in Ukraine after rep…
• Deployment Event - 1 source-backed deployment event - 2025-09-26 - DOK-ING reports 25M square meters cleared with MV-4 and MV-10 systems in Ukraine - source posture: Company Disclosed
• Area Cleared - more than 20M square meters cleared - 2025-09-11 - Ukrainian operators - humanitarian demining - DOK-ING reported more than 20 million square meters cleared in Ukraine using robotic demining systems. - so…
• Active Robotic Systems - 69 robotic demining systems - 2025-05-27 - Ukrainian operators - humanitarian demining - DOK-ING reported 69 robotic demining systems operating across Ukraine. - source posture: Company Disclosed
• Completed Field Project - MV-4 robotic demining project completed in Ukraine - 2025-04-16 - SafeLane Global / Ukrainian operators - robotic demining - DOK-ING completed a Ukraine rental-based MV-4 robotic demining proje…
• Deployment Event - 1 source-backed deployment event - 2025-04-06 - DOK-ING supports Ukrainian State Special Transport Service with MV-4 training machine - source posture: Company Disclosed