MineWolf Systems' unmanned Mini MineWolf MW240 introduced at IDET 2015 2005153.

The German Army (Bundeswehr) procured seven Mini MineWolf platforms as part of their ‘Route Clearance Package’ in Afghanistan. The Germans conducted rigorous tests on the MW240 in Germany before deploying the platforms with camera systems and a range of attachments, including flails, tillers, dozer shields and the robotic arm with front-end tools specially designed for German Army requirements. The machines proved to be a valuable asset for the clearance of explosive devices and also for general engineering tasks in camp. The partnership with the Bundeswehr has led to further design and developments, including attachments and a transport frame.

The Irish Defence Forces also have two MW240s. Originally purchased with tiller and flail for mine clearance, they have recently procured the robotic arm attachments so that the platforms can also be used for counter-IED and search operations. The flexibility of the system is that attachments can be added as new operational requirements emerge. The MW240 is deployed with other militaries and security forces in the Middle East and Asia with a variety of attachments for the protection of troops and maintenance of internal security. The MW240 is widely used in Africa for humanitarian mine clearance and troops from the United Nations Peacekeeping mission in Mali also have two MW240s in theatre to protect their troops from the threat of landmines and IEDs. Both the UN platforms are equipped with the tiller and robotic arm attachments, which can be quickly interchanged, depending upon the threat being faced.

"For the Czech Republic and other NATO countries, it makes sense to have such versatile platforms as part of their military equipment portfolio to counter the range of explosive hazards faced when deploying overseas," released MineWolf at IDET 2015 exhibition.