Australian UGV/UGCVs (unmanned ground combat/vehicles) developments
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Two Australian Army M113AS4 armoured logistics vehicles, fitted with optionally crewed combat vehicle technology and a remote weapon station, move into a support-by-fire position during a human-machine team exercise at Puckapunyal Military Area.
The Australian Army’s Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO) conducted a human-machine team exercise at Puckapunyam Military Area on Thursday, 7 June, 2023. The aim was to converge several RICO emerging technology projects into a simulated future warfare environment. Autonomous drones, robots, and optionally crewed combat vehicles fitted with remote weapon systems worked within a conventional combined arms team in defeating a simulated enemy.
The Australian Army’s Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO) conducted a human-machine team exercise at Puckapunyam Military Area on Thursday, 7 June, 2023. The aim was to converge several RICO emerging technology projects into a simulated future warfare environment. Autonomous drones, robots, and optionally crewed combat vehicles fitted with remote weapon systems worked within a conventional combined arms team in defeating a simulated enemy.
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