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DOK-ING
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DOK-ING d.o.o.
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Private
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1991
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DOK-ING d.o.o. is a Croatian privately held engineering company founded in 1991 and headquartered in Zagreb that designs, manufactures, and supports heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and robotic systems for hazardous-environment operations. Its core product portfolio comprises tracked modular platforms sold under the MV-series (MV-2 Honey Badger, MV-4 Scorpion, MV-10 Bison, MV-3 Hystrix, MVF-5 Tusk) and the MVC-8 Komodo CBRN UGV, with optional interchangeable tools (flail, roller, gripper, drill, support rigs) enabling mission profiles across humanitarian demining, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), counter-terrorism, CBRN defense, emergency response, and counter-mobility. The company also sells the NRE Equipment Suite (Dozer, Drill Rig, Support Rig) and XLPD Groundhog for narrow-reef underground mining, plus provides professional mine action services, custom R&D, and after-sales support (spare parts, maintenance, training, lifecycle extension). Technologically, DOK-ING emphasizes remote-controlled operation (up to 1500m), modular architecture, electric battery-powered variants for confined mining, and selective integration of AI-powered obstacle navigation on the Komodo platform alongside partner-supplied autonomy stacks (Mach).

DOK-ING generates revenue primarily through one-time hardware sales to government defense ministries, armed forces, and humanitarian demining organizations via direct enterprise field sales, supplemented by professional services (mine action operations in countries including Croatia, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Nicaragua, and Serbia), spare parts, and lifecycle support. Pricing is custom and quote-based under multi-year contracts; no public price list exists. With 500+ platforms delivered to customers in over 40 countries, the MV-4 Scorpion is the long-running bestseller, having achieved US Army Program of Record status (as the M160) and serving as core machinery for military route clearance globally. Major customers include the US Army, Croatian and Swedish defense forces, Australian Department of Defense, Saudi Arabia Ministry of Defense, Ukraine's SESU/SSTS, Anglo American Platinum, and the Government of Sri Lanka.

In October 2024 DOK-ING formed a strategic partnership with German defense prime Rheinmetall AG for joint development of unmanned military systems, culminating in Rheinmetall's March 2026 agreement to acquire a 51% majority stake (with founder Vjekoslav Majetić retaining 49%), subject to regulatory approval. The transaction positions DOK-ING as a center of excellence for autonomous military systems within the Rheinmetall group and underpins co-development of the Wingman unmanned armed support platform based on the Komodo vehicle. The company operates regional subsidiaries DOK-ING America LLC (Reston, VA) and DOK-ING Africa (Pty) Ltd (Johannesburg, established 2003), plus an additional production facility VJ-EKO in Slunj, Croatia.

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DOK-ING is a Croatian privately held manufacturer of heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles and robotic systems for humanitarian demining, EOD, CBRN defense, counter-terrorism, emergency response, and underground mining, selling direct to government defense ministries and armed forces across 40+ countries, now majority-owned by Rheinmetall.

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Operating
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101–250
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HeadquartersZagreb, Croatia
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Zagreb
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Croatia
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices4 records

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Keyword5 values
unmanned ground vehicles, humanitarian demining robotics, explosive ordnance disposal, CBRN defense systems, underground mining equipment
Industry4 codes
1Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) & Autonomous Land Platforms
CodeIMABAIADPrimaryYes
2Mine Action & Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction (EOD/ERW)
CodeBPADAFAHPrimaryNo
3Surface Mining Equipment (Excavators, Shovels, Draglines, Dozers)
CodeIMAKANAAPrimaryNo
4Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs)
CodeIMABAJABPrimaryNo
NAICS code5 codes
  • Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing336992
  • Mining Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing333131
  • Construction Machinery Manufacturing333120
  • Agriculture, Construction, and Mining Machinery Manufacturing3331
  • Support Activities for Mining2131
SIC code4 codes
  • Ordnance & Accessories, (No Vehicles/Guided Missiles)3480
  • Mining Machinery & Equip (No Oil & Gas Field Mach & Equip)3532
  • Special Industry Machinery (No Metalworking Machinery)3550
  • Misc Industrial & Commercial Machinery & Equipment3590
Product category
Defense Robotics and Unmanned Ground Systems
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Robotic Systems Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of heavy-duty robotic platforms including demining systems (MV-4, MV-10), counter-terrorism robots (MV-3), emergency response systems (MVF-5), and CBRN defense vehicles (MVC-8 Komodo). One-time hardware sales with long lifecycle.

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2Underground Mining Equipment
TypeHardware Sales
Description

NRE (Narrow Reef Equipment) suite sales including XLP Dozer and battery-powered equipment to major mining companies like Anglo American. Specialized equipment for narrow-reef mining operations.

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3After-Sales Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Spare parts distribution, maintenance, training, supervision, and life cycle extension services. Comprehensive customer support maintaining long-term relationships post-hardware sale.

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4Mine Action Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Professional humanitarian demining services including mechanical demining, battle area clearance (BAC), EOD, and technical surveys. Services delivered in Croatia and internationally (Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Nicaragua, Serbia).

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Distribution channels2 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1Defense & Security Robotic Systems
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Custom quote-based pricing for government defense procurement. No public pricing available.

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DOK-ING designs, manufactures, and sells heavy-duty remote-controlled and autonomous unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for humanitarian demining, explosive ordnance disposal, CBRN defense, counter-terrorism, and emergency response, alongside specialized remote-controlled underground mining equipment for narrow reef operations. The company also delivers professional mine-action services, custom R&D, and after-sales support to government defense agencies, armed forces, humanitarian organizations, and major mining companies in over 40 countries.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • Cleared over 70,000,000 m² of contaminated land with 45,000+ explosive remnants and 29,000+ landmines removed safely with zero accidents
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

DOK-ING is an engineering powerhouse of heavy-duty robotics and autonomous systems with over 30 years of experience, more than 400 systems sold in 40 countries, and over 80% market share in humanitarian demining globally. The company offers a unified portfolio of tracked unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for defense and security applications (MV series: Komodo, Scorpion, Bison, Hystrix, Honey Badger, Tusk) alongside specialized underground mining equipment (NRE Equipment Suite for narrow reef operations, XLPD Groundhog). DOK-ING also provides complete mine action services, custom R&D capabilities, and after-sales support. The company has expanded into CBRNe decontamination systems and waste-to-energy solutions. In 2026, Rheinmetall acquired 51% majority stake, establishing DOK-ING as a center of excellence for autonomous military systems within the Rheinmetall group.

Product and service13 records
1MV-4 Scorpion Demining System
CategoryDefense Robotics - Demining
Description

Best-selling humanitarian demining robotic system with flail, segmented roller, and rotational gripper attachments; configurable with EOD robotic arm for handling objects up to 400 kg; equipped with 360-degree observation and advanced LED lighting; used by the U.S. Army (Program of Record) and 40+ countries.

2MV-10 Bison Heavy-Duty EOD Robotic System
CategoryDefense Robotics - EOD
Description

Heavy-duty EOD robotic system for demining and explosive ordnance disposal; intended for military engineering and counter-mobility operations; delivered to Australian DoD and Saudi MoD.

3MV-3 Hystrix Counter-Terrorism Robotic System
CategoryDefense Robotics - Counter-Terrorism
Description

Multi-functional robotic system for special, intervention, anti-explosion, and anti-terrorist units of police and army; designed for counter-terrorism operations and high-risk interventions.

4MV-2 Honey Badger Compact EOD Robotic System
CategoryDefense Robotics - EOD
Description

Compact EOD robotic system for explosive ordnance disposal operations requiring smaller, more agile robotic platforms.

5MVF-5 Tusk Emergency Response Robotic System
CategoryEmergency Response Robotics
Description

Multi-mission heavy-duty robotic system for crisis management, firefighting in extreme conditions, and debris clearing; remote-controlled up to 1,500 meters with versatile tool attachments.

6MVC-8 Komodo Next-Generation CBRN UGV
CategoryDefense Robotics - CBRN Defense
Description

Next-generation unmanned ground vehicle for CBRN defense operations with modular construction, self-decontamination capability, and AI-powered obstacle navigation; base platform for the Wingman armed support system co-developed with Rheinmetall.

7NRE Dozer (Ultra Low-Profile Remote-Controlled Dozer)
CategoryUnderground Mining Equipment
Description

Ultra low-profile battery-powered remotely controlled dozer for narrow reef underground mining; operates at heights as low as 0.9 m; part of the first complete NRE suite globally; 70-120 tons/hour cleaning rate versus 15-25 tons for traditional methods.

8NRE Drill Rig
CategoryUnderground Mining Equipment
Description

Electrically powered remotely controlled drill rig for narrow reef underground mining; operates in stoping widths of 0.9 m to 1.7 m at working angles up to 22 degrees.

9NRE Support Rig
CategoryUnderground Mining Equipment
Description

Remote-controlled roof bolter/support rig for automated ground support in narrow reef mining; completes the full mechanization of the mining cycle.

10XLPD Groundhog Underground Mining Dozer
CategoryUnderground Mining Equipment
Description

Remotely controlled underground mining dozer for narrow reef applications, primarily deployed in South African mining operations including Anglo American Platinum sites.

11Mine Action Services
CategoryMine Action Services
Description

Professional demining services including mechanical demining, battle area clearance (BAC), explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), technical surveys, and quality assurance; operated internationally in Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Nicaragua, and Serbia; over 70 million square meters cleared.

12Research & Development Services
CategoryEngineering Services
Description

Custom robotic system development from concept to market-ready product, including testing, training, and customer support through a specialized engineering team.

13After-Sales Support Services
CategoryAfter-Sales Support Services
Description

Comprehensive post-sale services including spare parts distribution, maintenance, training, supervision, and life-cycle extension programs for installed robotic platforms.

Scale indicator8 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-04
Description

German defense giant Rheinmetall acquired 51% majority stake in DOK-ING, with founder Vjekoslav Majetić retaining 49%. Deal signed March 4, 2026 in Zagreb in presence of Croatia's Defense Minister. Transaction pending regulatory approval. Partnership aims to establish leading European position in unmanned ground systems, combining Rheinmetall's tactical vehicle expertise with DOK-ING's UGV capabilities. Plans include Wingman unmanned armed support platform based on Komodo vehicle, with center of excellence for autonomous military systems in Croatia. Builds on October 2024 strategic partnership to jointly develop unmanned vehicles for military applications.

2Croatian Armed Forces & Ministry of Defence
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-10-31
Description

Long-standing partnership with Croatian defense establishment for testing and development of robotic systems. DOK-ING's MV-4 became best-selling product after first delivery to Croatian Ministry of Defense in 2000. Ongoing collaboration for Komodo platform testing and Skorpion2 system trials.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2024-04-30
Description

Humana Nova, a social cooperative employing people with disabilities, hosted the MWMGS waste gasification plant testing in Čakovec. DOK-ING collaborated on testing and demonstrated commitment to social impact through employment of vulnerable populations.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2022-04-06
Description

DOK-ING received co-financing from Innovation Norway through EEA and Norway Grants for the Mobile Waste Management Gasification Solution (MWMGS) project. Project partners included Probotica d.o.o. (control system development) and Humana Nova social cooperative (testing facility in Čakovec).

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Swiss Foundation supplied DOK-ING's MV-4 robotic system to Ukraine for humanitarian demining. Foundation acted as donor channel facilitating delivery of Croatian demining technology to Ukrainian rescue services.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Named customers9 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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DOK-ING

Defense Robotics and Unmanned Ground Systemsdok-ing.hr

DOK-ING is a Croatian privately held manufacturer of heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles and robotic systems for humanitarian demining, EOD, CBRN defense, counter-terrorism, emergency response, and underground mining, selling direct to government defense ministries and armed forces across 40+ countries, now majority-owned by Rheinmetall.

What DOK-ING does

DOK-ING d.o.o. is a Croatian privately held engineering company founded in 1991 and headquartered in Zagreb that designs, manufactures, and supports heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and robotic systems for hazardous-environment operations. Its core product portfolio comprises tracked modular platforms sold under the MV-series (MV-2 Honey Badger, MV-4 Scorpion, MV-10 Bison, MV-3 Hystrix, MVF-5 Tusk) and the MVC-8 Komodo CBRN UGV, with optional interchangeable tools (flail, roller, gripper, drill, support rigs) enabling mission profiles across humanitarian demining, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), counter-terrorism, CBRN defense, emergency response, and counter-mobility. The company also sells the NRE Equipment Suite (Dozer, Drill Rig, Support Rig) and XLPD Groundhog for narrow-reef underground mining, plus provides professional mine action services, custom R&D, and after-sales support (spare parts, maintenance, training, lifecycle extension). Technologically, DOK-ING emphasizes remote-controlled operation (up to 1500m), modular architecture, electric battery-powered variants for confined mining, and selective integration of AI-powered obstacle navigation on the Komodo platform alongside partner-supplied autonomy stacks (Mach).

DOK-ING generates revenue primarily through one-time hardware sales to government defense ministries, armed forces, and humanitarian demining organizations via direct enterprise field sales, supplemented by professional services (mine action operations in countries including Croatia, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Nicaragua, and Serbia), spare parts, and lifecycle support. Pricing is custom and quote-based under multi-year contracts; no public price list exists. With 500+ platforms delivered to customers in over 40 countries, the MV-4 Scorpion is the long-running bestseller, having achieved US Army Program of Record status (as the M160) and serving as core machinery for military route clearance globally. Major customers include the US Army, Croatian and Swedish defense forces, Australian Department of Defense, Saudi Arabia Ministry of Defense, Ukraine's SESU/SSTS, Anglo American Platinum, and the Government of Sri Lanka.

In October 2024 DOK-ING formed a strategic partnership with German defense prime Rheinmetall AG for joint development of unmanned military systems, culminating in Rheinmetall's March 2026 agreement to acquire a 51% majority stake (with founder Vjekoslav Majetić retaining 49%), subject to regulatory approval. The transaction positions DOK-ING as a center of excellence for autonomous military systems within the Rheinmetall group and underpins co-development of the Wingman unmanned armed support platform based on the Komodo vehicle. The company operates regional subsidiaries DOK-ING America LLC (Reston, VA) and DOK-ING Africa (Pty) Ltd (Johannesburg, established 2003), plus an additional production facility VJ-EKO in Slunj, Croatia.

DOK-ING firmographics

Firmographics
Name
DOK-ING
Legal name
DOK-ING d.o.o.
Website
https://dok-ing.hr
Company type
Private
Founded year
1991
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
DOK-ING is a Croatian privately held manufacturer of heavy-duty unmanned ground vehicles and robotic systems for humanitarian demining, EOD, CBRN defense, counter-terrorism, emergency response, and underground mining, selling direct to government defense ministries and armed forces across 40+ countries, now majority-owned by Rheinmetall.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

DOK-ING industry classification

Industry
Product category
Defense Robotics and Unmanned Ground Systems
NAICS
Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing (336992), Mining Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing (333131), Construction Machinery Manufacturing (333120), Agriculture, Construction, and Mining Machinery Manufacturing (3331), Support Activities for Mining (2131)
SIC
Ordnance & Accessories, (No Vehicles/Guided Missiles) (3480), Mining Machinery & Equip (No Oil & Gas Field Mach & Equip) (3532), Special Industry Machinery (No Metalworking Machinery) (3550), Misc Industrial & Commercial Machinery & Equipment (3590)
akta.pro primary industry
Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) & Autonomous Land Platforms (IMABAIAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Mine Action & Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction (EOD/ERW) (BPADAFAH), Surface Mining Equipment (Excavators, Shovels, Draglines, Dozers) (IMAKANAA), Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs) (IMABAJAB)

Keywords

  • Unmanned ground vehicles
  • Humanitarian demining robotics
  • Explosive ordnance disposal
  • CBRN defense systems
  • Underground mining equipment

Where DOK-ING is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Zagreb
HQ country
Croatia
HQ region
Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

DOK-ING business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Robotic Systems Sales: Sale of heavy-duty robotic platforms including demining systems (MV-4, MV-10), counter-terrorism robots (MV-3), emergency response systems (MVF-5), and CBRN defense vehicles (MVC-8 Komodo). One-time hardware sales with long lifecycle.
  2. Underground Mining Equipment: NRE (Narrow Reef Equipment) suite sales including XLP Dozer and battery-powered equipment to major mining companies like Anglo American. Specialized equipment for narrow-reef mining operations.
  3. After-Sales Services: Spare parts distribution, maintenance, training, supervision, and life cycle extension services. Comprehensive customer support maintaining long-term relationships post-hardware sale.
  4. Mine Action Services: Professional humanitarian demining services including mechanical demining, battle area clearance (BAC), EOD, and technical surveys. Services delivered in Croatia and internationally (Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Nicaragua, Serbia).

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractDefense & Security Robotic Systems

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

DOK-ING product offering

Product offering

Core offering

DOK-ING designs, manufactures, and sells heavy-duty remote-controlled and autonomous unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for humanitarian demining, explosive ordnance disposal, CBRN defense, counter-terrorism, and emergency response, alongside specialized remote-controlled underground mining equipment for narrow reef operations. The company also delivers professional mine-action services, custom R&D, and after-sales support to government defense agencies, armed forces, humanitarian organizations, and major mining companies in over 40 countries.

Product overview

DOK-ING is an engineering powerhouse of heavy-duty robotics and autonomous systems with over 30 years of experience, more than 400 systems sold in 40 countries, and over 80% market share in humanitarian demining globally. The company offers a unified portfolio of tracked unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for defense and security applications (MV series: Komodo, Scorpion, Bison, Hystrix, Honey Badger, Tusk) alongside specialized underground mining equipment (NRE Equipment Suite for narrow reef operations, XLPD Groundhog). DOK-ING also provides complete mine action services, custom R&D capabilities, and after-sales support. The company has expanded into CBRNe decontamination systems and waste-to-energy solutions. In 2026, Rheinmetall acquired 51% majority stake, establishing DOK-ING as a center of excellence for autonomous military systems within the Rheinmetall group.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • MV-4 Scorpion Demining System Best-selling humanitarian demining robotic system with flail, segmented roller, and rotational gripper attachments; configurable with EOD robotic arm for handling objects up to 400 kg; equipped with 360-degree observation and advanced LED lighting; used by the U.S. Army (Program of Record) and 40+ countries.
  • MV-10 Bison Heavy-Duty EOD Robotic System Heavy-duty EOD robotic system for demining and explosive ordnance disposal; intended for military engineering and counter-mobility operations; delivered to Australian DoD and Saudi MoD.
  • MV-3 Hystrix Counter-Terrorism Robotic System Multi-functional robotic system for special, intervention, anti-explosion, and anti-terrorist units of police and army; designed for counter-terrorism operations and high-risk interventions.
  • MV-2 Honey Badger Compact EOD Robotic System Compact EOD robotic system for explosive ordnance disposal operations requiring smaller, more agile robotic platforms.
  • MVF-5 Tusk Emergency Response Robotic System Multi-mission heavy-duty robotic system for crisis management, firefighting in extreme conditions, and debris clearing; remote-controlled up to 1,500 meters with versatile tool attachments.
  • MVC-8 Komodo Next-Generation CBRN UGV Next-generation unmanned ground vehicle for CBRN defense operations with modular construction, self-decontamination capability, and AI-powered obstacle navigation; base platform for the Wingman armed support system co-developed with Rheinmetall.
  • NRE Dozer (Ultra Low-Profile Remote-Controlled Dozer) Ultra low-profile battery-powered remotely controlled dozer for narrow reef underground mining; operates at heights as low as 0.9 m; part of the first complete NRE suite globally; 70-120 tons/hour cleaning rate versus 15-25 tons for traditional methods.
  • NRE Drill Rig Electrically powered remotely controlled drill rig for narrow reef underground mining; operates in stoping widths of 0.9 m to 1.7 m at working angles up to 22 degrees.
  • NRE Support Rig Remote-controlled roof bolter/support rig for automated ground support in narrow reef mining; completes the full mechanization of the mining cycle.
  • XLPD Groundhog Underground Mining Dozer Remotely controlled underground mining dozer for narrow reef applications, primarily deployed in South African mining operations including Anglo American Platinum sites.
  • Mine Action Services Professional demining services including mechanical demining, battle area clearance (BAC), explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), technical surveys, and quality assurance; operated internationally in Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Nicaragua, and Serbia; over 70 million square meters cleared.
  • Research & Development Services Custom robotic system development from concept to market-ready product, including testing, training, and customer support through a specialized engineering team.
  • After-Sales Support Services Comprehensive post-sale services including spare parts distribution, maintenance, training, supervision, and life-cycle extension programs for installed robotic platforms.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Cleared over 70,000,000 m² of contaminated land with 45,000+ explosive remnants and 29,000+ landmines removed safely with zero accidents
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use DOK-ING

Customer profile

Named customers9 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

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AI capability1 record

Feature7 records

DOK-ING partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Rheinmetall AGcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 March 2026German defense giant Rheinmetall acquired 51% majority stake in DOK-ING, with founder Vjekoslav Majetić retaining 49%. Deal signed March 4, 2026 in Zagreb in presence of Croatia's Defense Minister. Transaction pending regulatory approval. Partnership aims to establish leading European position in unmanned ground systems, combining Rheinmetall's tactical vehicle expertise with DOK-ING's UGV capabilities. Plans include Wingman unmanned armed support platform based on Komodo vehicle, with center of excellence for autonomous military systems in Croatia. Builds on October 2024 strategic partnership to jointly develop unmanned vehicles for military applications.
  • Croatian Armed Forces & Ministry of DefencecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 October 2024Long-standing partnership with Croatian defense establishment for testing and development of robotic systems. DOK-ING's MV-4 became best-selling product after first delivery to Croatian Ministry of Defense in 2000. Ongoing collaboration for Komodo platform testing and Skorpion2 system trials.
  • Humana Nova Social CooperativeminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 30 April 2024Humana Nova, a social cooperative employing people with disabilities, hosted the MWMGS waste gasification plant testing in Čakovec. DOK-ING collaborated on testing and demonstrated commitment to social impact through employment of vulnerable populations.
  • Innovation Norway / EEA and Norway GrantsminorOthers · 6 April 2022DOK-ING received co-financing from Innovation Norway through EEA and Norway Grants for the Mobile Waste Management Gasification Solution (MWMGS) project. Project partners included Probotica d.o.o. (control system development) and Humana Nova social cooperative (testing facility in Čakovec).
  • Swiss Foundation for Mine ActionminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorSwiss Foundation supplied DOK-ING's MV-4 robotic system to Ukraine for humanitarian demining. Foundation acted as donor channel facilitating delivery of Croatian demining technology to Ukrainian rescue services.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

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Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles5 records

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Frequently asked questions about DOK-ING

What does DOK-ING do?

DOK-ING designs, manufactures, and sells heavy-duty remote-controlled and autonomous unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for humanitarian demining, explosive ordnance disposal, CBRN defense, counter-terrorism, and emergency response, alongside specialized remote-controlled underground mining equipment for narrow reef operations. The company also delivers professional mine-action services, custom R&D, and after-sales support to government defense agencies, armed forces, humanitarian organizations, and major mining companies in over 40 countries.

Is DOK-ING a public or private company?

DOK-ING is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was DOK-ING founded?

DOK-ING was founded in 1991. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is DOK-ING based?

DOK-ING is headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia, in the Europe region.

How does DOK-ING make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Robotic Systems Sales are the primary driver. The others are underground Mining Equipment, after-Sales Services and mine Action Services.

Does DOK-ING have an API?

No public API is recorded for DOK-ING.

What industry is DOK-ING in?

DOK-ING's product category is Defense Robotics and Unmanned Ground Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABAIAD, Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) & Autonomous Land Platforms, with a secondary code of BPADAFAH, Mine Action & Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction (EOD/ERW). Its NAICS code is 336992 and its SIC code is 3480.

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Prtimesjapan Mine Clearance System Market Economic Forecast 2025: Tariff Impacts, Recession Risk & Recovery Scenarios – PR TimesProphecy Market Insights released a market research report forecasting the global Mine Clearance System industry from 2025 to 2035, analyzing segments such as system types and operational modes. The study identifies key competitors including Rheinmetall AG and DOK-ING d.o.o., providing data on market share, SWOT analysis, and regional growth trends.The Defense PostRheinmetall, DOK-ING Form Croatian Venture for Next-Gen UGV TechGerman defense company Rheinmetall has launched a joint venture with Croatian autonomous systems developer DOK-ING to develop next-generation unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) technology. The venture, named Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles, will combine DOK-ING's 30+ years of UGV expertise and proprietary Komodo modular hybrid platform with Rheinmetall's manufacturing capabilities and global market reach. The platforms will serve combat support, combat engineering, minehunting, transport, and other high-risk military missions, aiming to expand Europe's ground drone industry.Defence Industry EuropeRheinmetall and DOK-ING launch Croatian unmanned vehicle venture to strengthen defence technology base and exports across EuropeGerman defence group Rheinmetall and Croatian company DOK-ING have launched a joint venture, Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles d.o.o., to establish a European centre for the development and production of unmanned ground systems. The initiative aims to integrate Croatian industrial capabilities into Rheinmetall's global programmes while creating export opportunities and strengthening Europe's defence technology base.izvoz.gov.hrA partnership that strengthens relations between Croatia and Germany and actively contributes to European securityCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković attended the founding ceremony of Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles d.o.o. (RUV), a joint venture co-founded by German defense company Rheinmetall AG and Croatian defense company DOK-ING, to develop unmanned vehicle platforms for European and other armies. The partnership marks Croatia's transition from a consumer to a developer of advanced defense technologies, with RUV positioned as a long-term strategic industrial collaboration contributing to European security amid Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine. DOK-ING, which previously focused on unmanned demining machines, will use the partnership to significantly expand production into new unmanned military platforms.Army TechnologyRheinmetall completes acquisition of majority stake in Croatia’s DOK-INGGermany's Rheinmetall has completed its acquisition of a 51% majority stake in Croatian uncrewed vehicle company DOK-ING, with the acquired entity now operating under the name Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles. The strategic partnership combines Rheinmetall's tactical vehicle expertise with DOK-ING's specialized background in uncrewed systems including mine clearance and high-risk operations platforms. The companies plan to jointly develop the 'Wingman' uncrewed system intended to support battle tanks through reconnaissance and fire capabilities.SeeNewsRheinmetall wraps up acquisition of 51% of Croatia's DOK-INGGerman defence group Rheinmetall has completed the acquisition of a 51% stake in Croatia-based DOK-ING, a specialist in unmanned ground systems (UGV), from its founder Vjekoslav Majetic. The acquired company will be renamed Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles d.o.o., while Majetic retains the remaining 49% stake under the March agreement. The deal combines Rheinmetall's tactical vehicle expertise with DOK-ING's capabilities, including the newly developed Komodo modular heavy-duty hybrid platform with over 8.5 tonnes payload capacity, which can be equipped for fire, mine clearing, reconnaissance, and logistics operations.PortalRobot wars without humans: How DOK-ING and Orka are positioning Croatia as a global leader in defense technologyCroatian defense technology companies DOK-ING and Orka are positioning Croatia as a global leader in unmanned systems and robotics, with DOK-ING recently completing a strategic partnership with German defense giant Rheinmetall — described as the largest technological merger in modern Croatian defense history — to integrate its robotic platforms with advanced weapon systems. Osijek-based Orka has risen to become one of the top three global players in attritable (low-cost, expendable) drones and FPV technology, competing against Chinese competitors by maintaining complete independence from Chinese supply chains with labor costs 70% lower than Shenzhen. Both companies cite the war in Ukraine as a catalyst that has permanently shifted defense industry demand toward agile, rapidly adaptable unmanned systems, with Croatia now emerging as the leading nation for drone regulation and anti-drone protection sought by major world militaries.Croatia WeekCroatian defence innovation: Komodo robotic vehicle tested with mine-scattering systemCroatian defense company DOK-ING presented and tested a new configuration of its tracked MV-8 Komodo unmanned ground vehicle equipped with the Skorpion2 mine-scattering system at the Eugen Kvaternik Military Training Area, with support from the Croatian Armed Forces and Ministry of Defence. The combined system, developed in collaboration with German company Dynamit Nobel Defence, represents a new-generation unmanned counter-mobility capability designed to disrupt and block enemy mechanised units using dispersed anti-tank mines. DOK-ING also demonstrated its existing demining systems, including the MV-4 and MV-10, highlighting the company's continued focus on robotic solutions for military and humanitarian applications.CeelegalmattersWolf Theiss Advises Rheinmetall on Acquisition of 51% Stake in DOK-ING in CroatiaWolf Theiss law firm has advised Rheinmetall on its agreement to acquire a 51% stake in DOK-ING, a Zagreb-based company specializing in uncrewed ground systems, from individual seller Vjekoslav Majetic. The transaction remains subject to regulatory approval and builds on a partnership formed in 2024 between the two companies to jointly develop unmanned systems for military operations. DOK-ING, founded in 1991, operates in unmanned solutions for mine clearance and hazardous environment work.LinkedInFirestorm Labs Secures $75M in Series B Funding from Lockheed Martin and NEARheinmetall and DOK-ING have advanced their strategic partnership by signing an agreement on the planned acquisition of a majority stake in the Croatian company DOK-ING, specialized in unmanned ground systems (UGV). Rheinmetall will acquire a 51% stake in the company founded in 1991, while the founder and sole owner to date, Vjekoslav Majetić, will retain the remaining 49%. The transaction's value remains confidential and is subject to regulatory approval.