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Mar 19, 2026 11:27 AM

Polaris off-road vehicles showed up driverless at a recent US Army trial, as three autonomy developers turned them into uncrewed systems.

Polaris off-road vehicles showed up driverless at a recent US Army trial, as three autonomy developers turned standard platforms into uncrewed systems.

At the army’s xTech Edge Strike Ground competition in Germany, Dataspeed, Forterra, and Overland AI each took a different Polaris platform and layered in their own autonomy stacks.

Leading the lineup, Minnesota-based Dataspeed used the MRZR D4 as the base for its Kinetic360 platform, creating a crewless configuration of the ultra-light tactical vehicle.

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