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JULY 2023 | TECHNOLOGY REPORT | UGVs
The expanding role of uncrewed systems on the modern battlefield
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As the US Army moves ahead with its Robotic Combat Vehicle programme, Shephard's latest Technology Report examines the expanding mission set of UGVs of all classes and sizes. Andrew White takes a look at how the latest payloads are opening up new ISR and combat capabilities for uncrewed platforms and the potential role of larger vehicles such as the RCV as carriers for smaller robotic systems.
Andrew then turns to the ways a family of UGVs can leverage common control systems and payloads to alleviate the task of a UGV's operator and how new technology can reduce the cognitive burden on the soldier in the loop.
David Hurst, Managing Editor
JULY 2023 | TECHNOLOGY REPORT | UGVs
As the US leads the way in introducing large armed and armoured robotic systems, how will this unlock the interconnection of UGVs across multiple missions in multi-domain operations?
Commonality across multiple systems means operators can more rapidly switch from one vehicle or mission to another, with ease of use a vital element of UGV design.
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