TMAP (Teleoperated Mobile Anti-Armored Platform) — an experimental remotely operated mobile platform developed by the U.S. Army in the late 1980s as a means of combating enemy armored vehicles.

Prototypes were created by Martin Marietta (under contract with Sandia National Laboratories) and Grumman Aerospace; acceptance trials were planned for summer–autumn 1988.

The project did not proceed to mass production due to shifting priorities and competition from other anti-tank systems.

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