Army Tests Robotic Combat Vehicle Prototypes

Army Tests Robotic Combat Vehicle Prototypes

The U.S. Army has commenced soldier experimentation with Robotic Combat Vehicle prototypes at Fort Irwin’s National Training Center.

Modern combat vehicle prototype
Advanced combat vehicle technology under evaluation

Four prototype vehicles are undergoing tactical evaluations with infantry units. Soldiers are assessing how unmanned systems integrate with existing formations.

Human-Machine Teaming

The focus centers on human-machine teaming concepts. Operators control vehicles from protected positions while robotic systems conduct reconnaissance missions.

Early feedback indicates crews appreciate the reduced risk during dangerous approach operations. Engineers continue refining control interfaces based on soldier input.

Development Path

Results from these experiments will inform future acquisition decisions. The Army maintains multiple development paths for optionally-manned combat vehicles.

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