Under the deal, worth nearly $671,000, Katmerciler will start delivering the UGV, also known as a "mini-tank," in 2021, the firm said in the statement.
The vehicle and all of its parts, including the remote-control system, were developed by Katmerciler, it said.
The mini-tank can be fitted with several types of equipment, such as observation, targeting, and weapons systems, Katmerciler said.
The UGV can operate in difficult climatic and road conditions, the statement said.
It can be controlled through satellites and boasts an extended shooting-range, it added.
