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From killer robots and smart drones to AI-powered firepower, this is where autonomy and military robotics take the lead.

  • Autonomy & Robotics

US Defense Logistics Agency Showcases Human-AI Teaming in New Video Series

Service members prepare cargo during Enduring Partners 2026 at Camp Murray, Washington, June 4, 2026. The exercise included logistics and humanitarian assistance activities between US and Royal Thai Air Force personnel. Photo: Master Sgt. Brandy Burke/DVIDS
New video series examines how AI and personnel collaborate to turn logistics data into operational insights.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • June 8, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

Shifters Raises $10.2M to Advance Agentic AI for Ground Robots

An operator uses a tactical control interface to coordinate autonomous ground robots. Shifters plans to expand development of its AI-powered robotic teams following a $10.2 million seed funding round.
New investment supports autonomous robotic teams built for hazardous environments.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • June 8, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

Chinese Military-Linked Institutions Seek NVIDIA AI Chips: Report

NVIDIA's H200 NVL AI processor platform
Procurement records suggest defense-affiliated researchers are pursuing advanced computing resources through purchases and remote access arrangements.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • June 5, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

US Air Force Backs AI Platform for Virtual Battlefield Rehearsals

Virtuix's Virtual Terrain Walk platform allows warfighters to physically navigate AI-generated representations of real-world terrain during mission rehearsal and training. Image: Virtuix
Immersive simulations allow troops to explore and coordinate within realistic digital battlefield environments before deployment.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • June 4, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

Canadian Firms Team Up to Bring Generative AI to Military Ops

Photo by: Corporal Danielle Comisso, Garrison Petawawa Imaging
Secure domestic AI tools could support military operations and training environments.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • June 2, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

US Air Force Invests in AI Autonomy for GPS-Denied Missions

Tycho.AI Voyager autonomy module designed for GPS-denied navigation, AI-powered perception, and edge processing on autonomous military platforms.
New testing will assess autonomous navigation, ISR, and mission execution in electronically contested environments.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • June 1, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

South Korea Taps Hyundai Rotem for AI-Powered Military Robotics Programs

A quadruped military robot and Hyundai Rotem HR-Sherpa unmanned ground vehicle operate on sandy terrain.
South Korea is advancing autonomous military robotics through new AI-driven battlefield system development programs.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • May 27, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

Pentagon Says AI Use Across US Military Jumped 1,775% in Just One Year

US Army soldier using a laptop during a training exercise at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Pentagon officials say AI tools are rapidly spreading through military intelligence, logistics, and autonomous combat systems.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • May 27, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

US Marine Corps Expands ‘Project Dynamis’ With Predictive AI Logistics Platform

A US Marine Corps service member operates expeditionary logistics equipment during field testing. The Marine Corps is expanding AI-enabled sustainment and battlefield networking capabilities through Project Dynamis.
New AI-enabled logistics tools are being embedded into Marine command networks for contested and disconnected operations.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • May 26, 2026
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  • Autonomy & Robotics

Turning Data Into Decisions: New AI Partnership Targets the Tactical Edge

US Army National Guard soldier takes cover during infantry training exercise in wooded terrain.
New collaboration focuses on accelerating frontline threat analysis and mission decisions in degraded operational conditions.
  • Samantha Alexa
  • May 25, 2026
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