The US Army has evaluated the integration of the FireAnt small robotic system with the M2A4 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, highlighting new options for deploying artificial intelligence-enabled ground drone swarms.
The US Army has evaluated the integration of the FireAnt small robotic system with the M2A4 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, highlighting new options for deploying artificial intelligence-enabled ground drone swarms.
FireAnt developer Swarmbotics AI released footage showing five of the unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) secured to the side racks of a Bradley operated by the army’s 1st Cavalry Division.
The testing occurred during Pegasus Charge 3, an exercise series demonstrating potential autonomous solutions, tactical weapons, and drone countermeasure technologies in support of the army’s Transformation in Contact modernization initiative.
Read the full story on our new publication, The Drone Front: US Army Tests Bradley Fighting Vehicle as Mothership for Ground Drone Swarm
