Almost 40 years in simulation technologies, Havelsan presents its competencies and capabilities to all participants with the concept of Digital Troops, which have been developed in the field of robotics and autonomous technologies.

China introduced some of its latest achievements in military intelligent technology by displaying advanced land, sea and air combat robots at an expo in Beijing on July 5, showing the Chinese arms industry's fast development to meet the demands of future warfare.

U.S. Marines and engineers are evaluating a light robotic vehicle, also known as the Expeditionary Modular Autonomous Vehicle (EMAV).

The Air Force conducted a second flight test of the robot pilot known as Skyborg, which autonomously flew a General Atomics MQ-20 Avenger drone June 24.

Milanion is showcasing the company’s upgraded AGEMA UGV (unmanned ground vehicle) at the Arms and Security 21 trade show, which is being held in Kyiv, Ukraine, from 15 – 18 June.

Spot, the quadruped robot built by US firm Boston Dynamics, has appeared alongside soldiers during military exercises carried out by the French army. The robot was apparently being used for reconnaissance during a two-day training exercise, but the deployment raises questions about how and where Boston Dynamics’ machines will be used in future.

Rheinmetall has unveiled the latest member of its Mission Master autonomous uncrewed ground vehicle (UGV) family, the Mission Master XT, which features a diesel engine and is designed to operate in extreme terrains.

This simulation shows how the Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher could be used as a force multiplier in future battles. The system has already gone through testing.

The pilotless "Loyal Wingman" flew over the Australian desert displaying potential for new approaches to military strategy. Several countries are developing similar projects, enticed by lower costs and reduced risks.

Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) announced on 25 May that it has received an order for two REMUS 300 unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) from the US Navy (USN). The UUVs are scheduled to be delivered by mid-2022.

Military drones may have autonomously attacked humans for the first time ever last year, according to a United Nations report.