The programme covers 10 Daimler Truck Zetros trucks fitted with the Quantum Systems MOSAIC Ground Autonomy Kit and 10 MANDRILL unmanned ground vehicles. The systems will be deployed with the National Guard of Ukraine under real-world conditions, with feedback used to support further development. Daimler Truck is an official partner in the programme and is working with Quantum Systems to integrate vehicle hardware and autonomous software into the Zetros platform. The companies said the work is intended to validate the operational and defence readiness of the autonomous trucks in Ukraine. The MOSAIC Ground Autonomy Kit is designed to enable unmanned and teleoperated operations across logistics vehicles through a modular, software-defined architecture. Built on the open MOSAIC UXS ecosystem, it supports autonomous delivery, convoy operations and multi-domain missions by linking ground vehicles with other unmanned systems in a single interoperable network. “We are looking forward to validating Unmanned Zetros trucks and MANDRILL UGVs under frontline conditions in Ukraine.” said Hendrik Kramer, Vice President Ground Domain at Quantum Systems. “Quantum Systems has a proven track record of integrating frontline feedback into its systems. With this contract, we can now test and validate two of our newest products, mere months after their launch under real-world conditions in Ukraine, which has a significant demand for modernizing military logistics.” Daniel Zittel, Chief Sales Officer, Daimler Truck Defence, said: “Ukraine has a significant demand for military logistics solutions and operates a wide variety of military systems, including a large fleet of our trucks and related services. Together with Quantum Systems, we are developing new capabilities for military logistics in Ukraine. As a next step, we are now validating the operational and defence readiness of our trucks equipped with the Quantum Systems MOSAIC Autonomy Kit under real-world conditions.” Quantum Systems said the programme builds on its growing