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Discover the evolving role of unmanned ground vehicles in defense, from reconnaissance and logistics support to combat operations.
This category highlights the latest innovations in autonomous ground systems that boost mobility on the battlefield, minimize risks to personnel, and increase mission effectiveness.
Meet Guardian Angel: Thales’ New Autonomous UGV Built in Just Six Weeks
The Guardian Angel autonomous UGV supports reconnaissance, cargo transport, fire support, and casualty evacuation missions.
New Hybrid Robot Takes Aim at the US Army’s Toughest Resupply Missions
Dire WOLF uses a diesel-electric hybrid powertrain, pivot steering, Michelin airless Tweels, and an onboard exportable power system.
China’s New Robot Dog Comes With an Unexpected Feature: Wheels
The Super Athlete AS2-W merges wheeled speed with legged mobility for versatile off-road operations.
US Firms Turn UGVs Into Drone Bases That Launch Aerial Assets on the Move
The autonomous platform enables drones to launch and recover from moving ground vehicles without human intervention.
India’s Latest Kamikaze Ground Drone Has One Unusual Feature: A Cable
GOLIATH-200 uses fiber-optic cable, carries up to a 200-kg explosive payload, and operates at ranges of up to 10 km.
Ukraine’s New Battlefield Trio Covers Air, Ground, and the Electromagnetic Spectrum
Vikha EW, Steppe Wind kamikaze drone, and Terrikon-X UGV are Ukraine’s latest battlefield systems.
Germany Combines Cargo, Power, and Drone Charging in One Trailer
AKKU Trailer uses a 104-kWh battery, 230-kW DC and 88-kW AC power output, and 1.5-ton payload capacity.
Indian Firm Debuts UGV With Drone Relay for Beyond-Line-of-Sight Control
SGV-500 uses a 360-degree sensor suite, autonomous operation, and a modular payload bay for ISR, EOD, and logistics missions.
Tiny Robot Tows 53,000-Pound US Army Truck in Eye-Catching Demo
Tiny robot uses in-wheel propulsion with four self-powered modules to tow a 53,000-pound US Army truck while carrying 1,000 pounds of ammunition.