Now that a study involving different configurations has been carried out, the newly signed contract will serve as conceptual proof of these studies, he said.
Kurt said that necessary changes will be implemented once the vehicles begin to be used in the field since user interaction and feedback are very important in this process.
He emphasized that FNSS does not follow the mentality that "we've finished making it, now use it" as the company is very much open to developing its products in line with the users' requests.
The country is at the beginning of the road in terms of UGVs, Kurt said, noting: "Türkiye and the world are still at the very beginning in terms of UGVs and their autonomous features."
Stating that they foresee 2023 for delivery, Kurt said negotiations are ongoing and that some simple models, one or two vehicles, could be delivered in advance while more complex vehicles can be delivered later.
