Circus SE has announced the successful win of a procurement tender for the deployment of the first fully autonomous AI-powered sustainment robot to the Lithuanian Armed Forces in Vilnius, Lithuania. Circus was selected as the winning bidder in a competitive public procurement process.
Under the contract, Circus AI robotic technology will be integrated into existing barracks infrastructure and evaluated within military operational and training environments following delivery. This will enable operational assessment under real-world conditions, including multinational exercises and sustained readiness scenarios.
Lithuania plays a key role in Europe’s deterrence architecture, bordering Belarus and located near Kaliningrad. The Lithuanian Armed Forces operate within a national defence structure of approximately 25,000 active personnel, complemented by a growing multinational NATO presence. Vilnius serves as a central military hub on NATO’s eastern flank and represents a high-readiness operational setting within the Alliance’s location network.
With this contract, Circus further expands its role in defence ground infrastructure through autonomous troop supply systems, building on existing contracts with the Ukrainian and German armed forces. The integration in Vilnius will commence this year.
