Overland AI demos self-driving tactical vehicle to US forces – Monkey Viral

Overland AI demos self-driving tactical vehicle to US forces – Monkey Viral

Overland AI has revealed a fully autonomous tactical vehicle during a recent demonstration hosted by the U.S. Army Applications Lab. The experimental event, attended by combat engineers from multiple Army and Marine Corps units, offered a first-hand look at how autonomous platforms may soon assist in shaping the battlefield. The vehicle, powered by Overland AI’s […]

Daimler Truck and ARX Robotics sign LoI to further digitisation and autonomy in military vehicles - European Security & Defence

Germany’s Daimler Truck and ARX Robotics have signed a letter of intent (LoI) to “jointly drive forward the next generation … mehr... The post Daimler Truck and ARX Robotics sign LoI to further digitisation and autonomy in military vehicles appeared first on European Security & Defence.

Daimler Truck Plans AI-Powered Military Vehicle

Daimler Truck Holding announced that it would be integrating artificial intelligence and robotics into its military vehicle platforms, in partnership with defense tech firm ARX Robotics.

AI Technology Opens New Horizons in Germany’s Military Sector with ARX Robotics’ Geryon RCS

Germany’s startup scene transforms military technology using artificial intelligence (AI). ARX Robotics, a German company, develops Geryon RCS—AI-powered military robots already assisting forces in Ukraine and beyond. These innovations signal growing role for startups in modern warfare. Military Sector with ARX Robotics (Photo credit: Arx-Robotics) ARX Robotics introduces Geryon RCS, an autonomous robot navigating obstacles and changing directio…

Daimler Truck and the Munich-based defense tech startup ARX Robotics are seeking a strategic partnership to equip military vehicles from Mercedes-Benz Special Trucks with new technology and AI software.

Daimler Truck and ARX Robotics partner to advance AI-driven military vehicle capabilities

Through this partnership, ARX Robotics’ Mithra OS operating system will be integrated into Daimler’s defence platforms to enable networked, teleoperated, and autonomous operations. The aim is to improve efficiency and operational effectiveness in the field, especially during multi-domain missions. Daniel Zittel, Head of Defence Sales at Mercedes-Benz Special Trucks, stated: “We are currently investing and growing in the defence sector in order t…