MEMATT
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MEMATT is an unmanned, remote-controlled mine clearance vehicle developed by the Turkish defence company ASFAT.
The machine's design, prototyping, and production took 14 months before it was ready for service with the Turkish Armed Forces. The MEMATT is explosion resistant, moves quickly, is considered reliable, and has a lesser risk of loss of life during operation compared to previous technology.[1] The MEMATT achieved over a 95% success rate in mine tests conducted in Turkey and passed all required tests in Azerbaijan.[2]
