Dec 15, 2025 4:15 AM
Hector UGV is a medium-class, wheeled unmanned ground vehicle, with optional manning and supervised autonomy, offering dual-mode crew or remote control, modular payload integration, and encrypted communications.
The future of land operations is taking a new turn with Hector, a next-gen unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) that blends autonomy, modularity and optional manning for high-tempo missions.
Designed as a medium-class wheeled system, ARX Robotics’ UGV is built to enhance range, speed, and operational flexibility for European land forces.
Its optionally manned architecture lets a crew drive it to the edge of the mission area before switching to teleoperation or supervised autonomy.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: A New European UGV Blurs the Line Between Human, Autonomous Control
unmanned ground vehicles•land vehicles•autonomous systems•all-terrain vehicle•Europe•UGV•military vehicles•4x4 high mobility vehicle•unmanned ground system
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