AZAK is turning its S26 unmanned ground vehicle into a versatile battlefield platform capable of carrying remote weapon stations and launching drones, a configuration showcased at AUSA 2026 in Washington on October 12–14. By combining modular payloads with a low-profile robotic mobility system, the UGV could move weapons, sensors, drones, supplies, or other mission equipment into contested areas without exposing troops at the deployment point, highlighting a broader shift toward unmanned platforms that can extend combat reach, improve survivability, and rapidly adapt to changing missions. Read Full Defense News At This Link.
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| AZAK showcased its S26 UGV at AUSA 2026 as a modular robotic vehicle designed to carry remote weapons, launch drones, and support multiple battlefield missions (Picture Source: Army Recognition Group) |