This is the second important production contract award for Army robotics programs of record ... close synchronized teaming with the Army EOD Capability Developer and Army G8, employment of the ...

Many of the EOD robots used in the operational Army are wireless-controlled tracked vehicle measuring 1-2-feet high and 18 inches long. They usually feature at least one manipulator arm equipped ...

(Sgt. Ashley Hayes/Army) Beyond the immediate kit, the Army is putting a lot of resources into EOD robots. The Enhanced Robotic Payloads-Render Safe, are new robots that can defuse or destroy ...

PITTSBURGH, May 3 (UPI) --An enhanced robotic explosive ordnance disposal device has been delivered to the U.S. Army by RE2 Robotics of Pennsylvania. The Highly Dexterous Manipulation System has ...

and perhaps more military groups as well. Many users will want to modify the robots to handle their own set of tasks — that could include lethal ones. “As you see robots move out of the EOD ...

In addition to explosive ordnance disposal, the robots can support ... Based on the successful use so far of L3Harris' robots by military entities, "there's a lot of interest from different ...

Prentice, a U.S. Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician from the 707th ... technicians have used “throwbots” — throwable robots — to help recon areas where IEDs or other hazardous ...

“We’re never going to offload that on a robot ... a camera, explosive ordnance disposal tools and the ability to carry heavy payloads. (Sgt. Jacob Moir/U.S. Army) “We don’t really ...

France is increasing its combat reliance on robots, as countries worldwide consider the future of warfare. While many nations have discussed deploying robots in combat, France has developed a concrete ...

The Army has sent at least one "robot dog" armed with an artificial ... Currently, Q-UGVs perform functions ranging from explosive ordnance disposal; boosting perimeter security at sensitive ...

The robots were developed under the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Robots project for equipping military and civilian missions such as the recovery and disposal of explosive ordnance.