Roboteam launches HUB C2 platform to centralise operation of robotic systems

Israeli tactical unmanned solutions provider Roboteam announced the launch of Roboteam HUB, a centralised command-and-control platform designed to manage autonomous robotic operations across domains, on 6 October 2025.

The new platform is billed by Roboteam as “a significant evolution in the deployment and co-ordination of unmanned systems, enabling defence, homeland security and commercial users to control diverse robotic fleets through one intelligent, mission-ready interface”.

Roboteam HUB brings together multiple advanced robotic platforms under a single, unified operational environment. By integrating real-time command with artificial intelligence (AI)-powered autonomy, it designed to provide users with a seamless, scalable solution to execute complex missions with precision and speed. The platform supports joint-force interoperability and is designed for tactical environments where rapid, smart and data-based decision making is critical.

Roboteam HUB is already fully integrated across Roboteam’s portfolio of unmanned ground systems, ensuring immediate compatibility and operational continuity. However, Roboteam HUB is platform-agnostic and capable of supporting third-party systems, enabling users to command and control mixed fleets of unmanned platforms through a single, unified interface.

A spokesperson for the company confirmed to ESD that Roboteam HUB can also control unmanned aerial and maritime platforms.

With robust capabilities for secure communications, real-time monitoring and autonomous co-ordination, Roboteam HUB is designed to give operators full situational awareness and control over multi-robot operations. Driven by advanced AI, the platform continuously interprets the operational environment, prioritises mission objectives and autonomously directs robotic assets. By doing so it reduces operator workload and increases mission efficiency across diverse scenarios.

“Roboteam HUB is not just a technological advancement; it’s a shift in how robotic systems are deployed and co-ordinated across missions,” Yossi Wolf, CEO and founder of Roboteam, was quoted as saying in a company press release. “With Roboteam HUB we advance beyond standalone systems to deliver a cohesive ecosystem that reflects the realities of modern, multi-domain operations. By consolidating control into one intelligent platform, we enable our users to scale and streamline robotic deployments with greater confidence and operational effectiveness.”

Roboteam’s portfolio includes a number of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and robotic systems, ranging from the 1.65 kg RT-2 throwable tactical robot to the 1.2-tonne RT-2000 heavy-duty UGV. These systems are currently deployed in over 30 countries, including by the US Marine Corps and Israel Defense Forces.