US Army selects AZAK for rapid UGV acquisition following trials demonstrating powerful towing and obstacle-climbing capabilities.
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From recon bots to armed UGVs, ground warfare just leveled up.
Uncrewed ground vehicles are reshaping land warfare with advanced scouting, bomb disposal, and armed engagement capabilities. Discover how autonomous systems are pushing frontlines and changing the face of ground combat.
Ukrainian Army Turns Humvees Into Ground Drones With Bolt-On Remote System
The bolt-on solution installs without modifying the vehicle’s original structure, allowing operators to seamlessly switch between remote and manual driving.
Ukraine Receives First German-Funded Protector Ground Drones
Berlin financed the contract to help troops optimize frontline resupply and casualty evacuations while maintaining safety throughout hazardous routes.
Ukraine Turns Ground Drone Into Roaming Turret With Assault Rifles
Ukraine tests modular robotic turret carrying two assault rifles, designed for integration across wheeled and tracked UGVs.
US Army Tests Bradley Fighting Vehicle as Mothership for Ground Drone Swarm
FireAnt developer Swarmbotics AI released footage showing five of the unmanned ground vehicles secured to the side racks of a Bradley operated by the army’s 1st Cavalry Division.
Estonia Probes Possible Russian Sabotage After Milrem Robotics Arson
Emergency crews responded to the fire in the Lasnamäe district after a local resident reported suspicious activity.
Ukrainian Firm Unveils Ground Robot That Hauls 210 Kg
The vehicle is based on the company’s flagship Gnom Logistic modular platform, which is already in service with the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
US Army Taps 6 Contractors for UGVs That Can Breach Frontline Danger Zones
The Infantry Last Tactical Mile initiative aims to field autonomous systems for high-risk missions between rear support areas and forward-deployed troops, reducing the need to send soldiers into exposed positions.
UK’s GEREON Ground Drones Endure Punishing Six-Day Desert Trial
Operating continuously for six days at Fort Irwin in California’s Mojave Desert, the robotic platforms executed scouting, electronic warfare, counter-unmanned aerial system, logistics, and emergency transport missions alongside British troops.
South Korea’s UGV Buildup a Manpower Fix, Not a Technology Push: Report
Seoul had approximately 450,000 active-duty troops in 2025, down from around 560,000 in 2019. The decline has encouraged the country to explore robotic platforms for roles that would otherwise require additional personnel.