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DevDroid Weapon Systems

DevDroid is a Ukrainian defense-technology company that develops robotic ground systems, remote-control software, and modular combat electronics. In this catalog it is the builder behind support and UGV-related entries such as Droid Box, Droid NW 40, Droid TW 12.7, Wolly 7.62, and related firing-trigger accessories.

6 weapon systems

DevDroid presents itself as a Ukrainian defense-tech company focused on remote battlefield control, robotic platforms, and modular equipment that links sensors, weapons, and command software. Its public site centers the company on ground robotics, control systems, and combat modules rather than on a single platform family.

For this catalog, DevDroid matters because it is the builder facet attached to several support and unmanned ground-vehicle entries, including Droid Box, Droid NW 40, Droid TW 12.7, Wolly 7.62, and electric trigger components. Those records show a product mix built around remote operation, integration, and battlefield utility.

Robotic ground systemsRemote battlefield control softwareCombat modules and firing controlsModular unmanned systems integrationDefense electronics

Notable Systems

Droid Box

DevDroid describes Droid Box as its own software for platform management, modular equipment connectivity, and real-time analytics.

Droid NW 40

The company's catalog lists Droid NW 40 as one of its robotic solutions for remote combat.

Droid TW 12.7

The company catalog and news pages present Droid TW 12.7 as a tracked combat UGV in the DevDroid product line.

Wolly 7.62 combat module

DevDroid's catalog lists the Wolly 7.62 combat module among its remotely operated systems and support products.

Electric trigger DD-M2-S1

The company's catalog lists the DD-M2-S1 electric trigger for the 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gun as one of its accessory products.

Website links

Official website Catalog Contacts Company page

DevDroid uses Ukrainian and English presentation pages, and external business directories sometimes render the name as DevDroid LLC or ТОВ ДевДроїд. No reliable headquarters address or rights-clear reusable image was confirmed during this task, so those fields are omitted.

Builder Sources

DevDroid company pagePublisher: DevDroid | Note: Supports the official company identity, defense-technology focus, remote battlefield-control mission, and the Droid Box / Droid family product context used in the summary and catalog role. | Accessed: 2026-06-22
DevDroid catalogPublisher: DevDroid | Note: Supports the public product catalog, including Droid NW 40, Droid TW 12.7, Wolly 7.62, Droid Box, and the electric trigger products listed under DevDroid's own brand. | Accessed: 2026-06-22
DevDroid contactsPublisher: DevDroid | Note: Supports the official contact page and product-site continuity for DevDroid's public-facing company identity. | Accessed: 2026-06-22
DevDroid LinkedIn company pagePublisher: LinkedIn | Note: Supports the English-language company description as a Ukrainian defense-tech company developing robotic platforms and remote-control systems. | Accessed: 2026-06-22
OpenDataBot company record 45354088Publisher: OpenDataBot | Note: Supports the Ukrainian legal-entity spelling ТОВ ДевДроїд and confirms the company's registration record and industrial activity context. | Accessed: 2026-06-22
DevDroid DD-M2-S1 product pagePublisher: DevDroid | Note: Supports the electric trigger product line and its placement within DevDroid's own catalog of remotely operated battlefield equipment. | Accessed: 2026-06-22

Electric trigger for Mk-19 grenade launcher, Electric trigger, Support Equipment

Russia-Ukraine WarElectric trigger for Mk-19 grenade launcherElectric triggerBuilt in: UkraineDevDroid's electric trigger for the Mk-19 grenade launcher is a Ukrainian remote-firing component for combat modules and turrets, built for 40 mm automatic grenade launcher integration in the Russia-Ukraine War era.

Electric trigger DD-M2-S1 for 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gun, Electric trigger / solenoid, Support Equipment

Russia-Ukraine WarElectric trigger DD-M2-S1 for 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gunElectric trigger / solenoidBuilt in: UkraineThe DD-M2-S1 is a Ukrainian electric trigger and solenoid for the 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gun, designed to support remote fire control in combat modules and turrets. DevDroid presents it as a domestic solution for safer operation without direct exposure at the weapon position, and links it to Ukrainian battlefield robotics and heavy-caliber remote firing.

Droid NW 40, Ground robotic complex, Support Equipment

Russia-Ukraine WarDroid NW 40Ground robotic complexBuilt in: UkraineThe Droid NW 40 is a Ukrainian tracked ground robotic complex from DevDroid that combines the Droid Box control system with a Wolly 40 combat module adapted for a 40 mm Mk-19 automatic grenade launcher. In the Russia-Ukraine War, it was presented as a reconnaissance and strike system for remote fire support against lightly armored targets and personnel.

Droid Box, Ground robotic control system, Support Equipment

Russia-Ukraine WarDroid BoxGround robotic control systemBuilt in: UkraineDroid Box is DevDroid's universal control system for ground robotic systems, designed to manage communications, platform control, and modular payload integration. In the Russia-Ukraine War, it is documented as a Ukrainian battlefield-tested system that has been officially approved for military use and integrated across multiple UGV platforms.

Wolly 7.62 combat module, Remote weapon station, Support Equipment

Russia-Ukraine WarWolly 7.62 combat moduleRemote weapon stationBuilt in: UkraineWolly 7.62 is a Ukrainian remotely controlled combat module from DevDroid, built around a 7.62 mm machine gun for safer defensive fire, surveillance, and frontline support in the Russia-Ukraine War.

Droid TW 12.7, Unmanned ground vehicle, Support Equipment

Russia-Ukraine WarDroid TW 12.7Unmanned ground vehicleBuilt in: UkraineDroid TW 12.7 is a Ukrainian reconnaissance and strike unmanned ground vehicle built by DevDroid around a tracked chassis, a 12.7 mm combat module, and remote control for frontline use in the Russia-Ukraine War.