Transportable Interoperable Ground Robot (TIGR) was first introduced at the AUSA 2017.

TIGR was designed with improved surveillance modules, among which the HD camera with a 30x zoom and a thermal imager. The robot has a unique manipulator with five degrees of freedom, it is able to lift a weight of 6.8 kg while fully extended and can reach up to two meters. The manipulator has enough space to accommodate the disruptors and several CBRN sensors. The combination of flexibility and strength allows the operator to cover a large operational area for operations to locate and confirm CBRN and neutralize unexploded ordnance, mines and improvised explosive devices.

The dimensions of the vehicle are 588 mm in width, 912 mm in length and 353 mm in height. It weighs 74 kg and is powered by eight military-standard lithium-ion batteries that provide up to 15 hours of continuous movement. The vehicle is capable of reaching speeds of up to 10.5 km / h, overcoming the ladder at an angle of 45°, it can be controlled at a distance of up to 1300 m.