Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) are robotic systems that operate on the ground without a human operator onboard. These vehicles can be remotely controlled or operate autonomously using pre-programmed instructions and onboard sensors. UGVs are designed for various applications, including military operations, search and rescue missions, surveillance, transportation of goods, and agricultural tasks. They can vary in size and capability, from small robots used for reconnaissance to larger vehicles that can carry significant payloads. The development of UGVs has advanced due to improvements in robotics, artificial intelligence, and sensor technology, enabling them to navigate complex environments and perform specific tasks with increased efficiency and safety.
In a groundbreaking move for modern military technologies, French tether drone pioneer Elistair and German defense innovator ARX Robotics have unveiled a cutting-edge surveillance partnership. This collaboration spotlights the fusion…