Hanwha sets sights on Army’s tracked howitzer program after victory in wheeled competition
A Hanwha executive told reporters the company plans to offer its K9A1 or K9A2 tracked howitzers for the competition.
A Hanwha executive told reporters the company plans to offer its K9A1 or K9A2 tracked howitzers for the competition.
Officials said the “realities of the desert” like intense heat, wind, dust and glare closely replicate the physical challenges faced by forces in CENTCOM.
“Providing core software applications is a critical next step. It provides a foundation that can be rapidly scaled and trained with continuity across the force,” Joseph Welch, portfolio acquisition executive Command and Control (C2)/Counter C2, said in the release.
After testing cUAS tech against heat and sand in the desert, the Pentagon is upping the exercise's complexity by simulating a bustling city.
Like a militarized Alexa, Primordial Labs’ Anura AI is trained to understand soldiers’ voice commands and translate them into specific actions — but not deadly ones.