The United Kingdom recently hosted its first-ever trial of heavy unmanned ground systems (H-UGVs), with select companies from the Human-Machine Teaming framework invited to demonstrate their vehicle capabilities to the British Army. Held at the Armored Trials and Development Unit in Bovington, Dorset, the two-week event saw H-UGVs weighing over five tonnes undergo rigorous tests to assess their effectiveness in battlefield situations. Read full Defense News at this link ...
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Three companies demonstrated their robots as part of this presentation to the British Army.
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Three companies demonstrated their robots as part of this presentation to the British Army.
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