unmanned ground vehicles

UK Orders Rheinmetall Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles

The British Ministry of Defence has ordered seven Rheinmetall Mission Master autonomous unmanned ground vehicles to assess their effectiveness operating with ground troops.

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Blighter to Develop UGV Tactical Radars for NATO Customer

Blighter has clinched a contract from a NATO customer to develop a tactical radar that can be mounted on an unmanned ground vehicle.

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India to Develop Unmanned Tank for Desert Warfare

India is planning to develop an unmanned ground combat vehicle based on the country’s Arjun Mk 1A main battle tank.

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Hyundai Rotem to Develop Multi-Legged Walking Defense Robot

Hyundai Rotem is collaborating with Rainbow Robotics to develop a multi-legged walking defense robot for military counter-terrorism missions.

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US Army’s ‘Robotic Mule’ Unmanned Vehicle Could Be Armed: Report

The US Army’s “robotic mule” unmanned ground vehicle could be equipped with weapon systems in its next iteration.

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China Unveils ‘World’s Largest’ Quadruped Military Robot

China has introduced what it claims to be the world’s largest quadruped robot to assist the military on logistics and reconnaissance missions.

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DARPA to Field Test Autonomous Military Off-Roader

The Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is set to field-test autonomous technology on military off-road vehicles in March.

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Russia Upgrades ‘Marker’ Ground Combat Robot 

Russia’s NPO Androidnaya Tekhnika has upgraded the Marker ground combat robot, equipping it with the ability to communicate with a group of ground robots.

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S. Korea Begins Deployment of Unmanned Ground Vehicles

The South Korean military has begun deploying its new multi-purpose unmanned ground vehicles after a six-month trial.

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US Air Force Testing Light Detection, Ranging on ‘Robot Dogs’

The US Air Force has started integrating light detection and ranging technology on quadrupedal 'robotic dogs.'

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