Ground Robots and Military Robots
45 entries in the Ground Robots and Military Robots compendium.
Unmanned ground vehicleUnmanned ground vehicles operate without onboard humans in hazardous roles.Automated guided vehicleA portable robot that follows infrastructure-based paths for material transport.Driverless tractorAn autonomous farm vehicle operating without a human driver.TerraMaxOshkosh's modular autonomous technology for tactical wheeled vehicles.Gladiator tactical unmanned ground vehicleFirst safe and successful weaponized tactical unmanned ground vehicle.Built RoboticsAutonomous aftermarket kits for heavy construction equipment.UGV Interoperability ProfileOpen architecture standards for UGV interoperability, initiated by the U.S. DoD.SGR-A1Stationary autonomous sentry gun for the Korean Demilitarized Zone.Campaign to Stop Killer RobotsCoalition seeking a pre-emptive ban on lethal autonomous weapons.Foster-Miller TALONRemotely operated tracked robot for reconnaissance, EOD, and combat.Modular Advanced Armed Robotic SystemRemote-controlled armed ground robot for reconnaissance and lethal or less-lethal effects.Legged Squad Support SystemQuadruped robot designed to carry squad equipment autonomously.Borgward IVGerman remote-controlled demolition vehicle capable of reusable explosive delivery.BigDogQuadruped military robot shelved due to loud gas engine.Squad Mission Support SystemUnmanned wheeled vehicle for squad transport and logistics support.MarkV-A1Bomb disposal robot used by first responders and military forces.Ripsaw (vehicle)Developmental unmanned ground combat vehicle series by Howe & Howe Technologies.Battlefield Extraction-Assist RobotHumanoid robot for safe battlefield casualty extraction.Berserk (robot)Belarusian remotely controlled combat complex for anti-UAV and anti-personnel roles.MATILDARemote controlled surveillance and reconnaissance robot for military and law enforcement.Saetbyol-4North Korea's surveillance drone resembling the RQ-4 Global Hawk.Black Knight (vehicle)Prototype unmanned ground combat vehicle evaluated by the US Army.CAVForthFirst full-size public autonomous bus service in the world.Integrated Unmanned Ground SystemEuropean PESCO project standardizing modular unmanned ground systems.Uran-9Tracked UCGV for reconnaissance and fire support with mixed combat record.GuardiumIsraeli UGV used for border surveillance and deterrence.Wheelbarrow (robot)Remotely controlled bomb disposal robot introduced in 1972.Crusher (robot)Autonomous off-road combat vehicle developed for DARPA by Carnegie Mellon.DRDO DakshRemotely operated vehicle for bomb disposal and hazardous object handling.Panama remote controlled vehicleA remotely operated mine-detection vehicle based on the Snatch Land Rover.Multifunctional utility/logistics and equipment vehicleA 2.5-ton unmanned ground vehicle for dismounted support.VIPeRA compact, remotely operated military robot with shape-changing wheels.THeMISEstonian multi-mission UGV for military support and combat.Dragon RunnerA throwable urban combat robot for dangerous and inaccessible areas.TeletankEarly Soviet unmanned tanks controlled by radio from a distance.Mirsad-1Hezbollah reconnaissance drone that breached Israeli airspace multiple times.GROVERSolar-powered autonomous rover for Greenland ice sheet research.XM1216 small unmanned ground vehicleMan-packable UGV for urban ISR and hazardous environment reconnaissance.Miloš (unmanned ground vehicle)Serbian unmanned ground vehicle in serial production for special operations.MARCbotLow-cost robot for inspecting suspicious objects and improvised explosive devices.Heydar (robot)Iranian AI-powered tactical UGV for combat, reconnaissance, and demolition.Nazir rocket launcher (robot)Remote-controlled missile launcher robot unveiled by Iran's Army Ground Forces.Saetbyol-9North Korean multi-purpose attack drone resembling the MQ-9 Reaper.XM1219 armed robotic vehicleCanceled unmanned combat vehicle based on the MULE platform.RAVONTestbed for behavior-based off-road navigation and obstacle avoidance.
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