American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Autonomous Resupply UGVs
American Rheinmetall secured an 18-month US Army contract under Project Sustainment to develop hybrid-powered autonomous unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for frontline resupply, reducing soldier risk in contested areas. The consortium includes Harbinger, Forterra, and Primordial Labs, integrating AI autonomy, voice control, and exportable power. Testing occurs at various US locations, with options for follow-up orders, supporting Army modernization and autonomous logistics.
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American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Hybrid Autonomous UGVs
American Rheinmetall has secured an 18-month contract under the US Army's Project Sustainment to develop hybrid-powered, uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs) for tactical logistics. Awarded via the National Advanced Mobility Consortium, the project aims to autonomously transport supplies to and from front lines, reducing soldier exposure to danger. The UGVs will feature enhanced autonomy, hybrid power integration, and voice control via natural language processing. American Rheinmetall is partnering with Harbinger (commercial vehicle expertise), Forterra (autonomy solutions), and Primordial Labs (Anura human-machine interface). Work will occur at various US locations and test ranges, with potential for future orders. The contract supports the Army's modernization priorities by delivering autonomous load-handling and transport capabilities.
American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Hybrid Autonomous UGVs
American Rheinmetall has secured an 18-month contract under the US Army's Project Sustainment to develop hybrid-powered, uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs) for autonomous logistics. Awarded via the National Advanced Mobility Consortium, the project aims to reduce soldier exposure by autonomously transporting supplies to front lines. The UGVs will feature enhanced autonomy, hybrid power integration, and voice control via natural language processing. American Rheinmetall is partnering with Harbinger (commercial vehicle expertise), Forterra (autonomy solutions), and Primordial Labs (Anura human-machine interface). Work will occur at various US test ranges, with potential for future orders. The contract supports the Army's modernization priorities and expands American Rheinmetall's UGV portfolio in the US market.
American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Hybrid Autonomous UGVs
American Rheinmetall has been awarded an 18-month contract under the US Army's Project Sustainment to develop hybrid-powered, uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs) for tactical logistics. The contract, facilitated by the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC), focuses on autonomous transport of supplies to and from front lines to reduce soldier risk. Key features include enhanced autonomy, hybrid power integration, and voice control via natural language processing. American Rheinmetall is partnering with Harbinger (commercial vehicle expertise), Forterra (autonomy solutions), and Primordial Labs (Anura human-machine interface). The vehicles are designed to support company-sized unit logistics and align with Army modernization priorities. Work will occur at various US locations and test ranges, with potential for future orders as the Army expands its autonomous logistics fleet.
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American Rheinmetall Wins U.S. Army Contract for Autonomous Hybrid Supply Vehicles
American Rheinmetall has been awarded an 18-month U.S. Army contract under Project Sustainment to develop autonomous unmanned ground vehicles based on Harbinger's plug-in hybrid platform. The vehicles are designed to autonomously transport supplies to frontline troops, reducing soldier risk. The contract runs through the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC). American Rheinmetall serves as prime contractor, with Forterra providing autonomous driving software and Primordial Labs contributing a natural-language voice command interface called Anura. The hybrid platform can also supply up to 350 kW of exportable power, potentially serving as mobile power sources. Harbinger CEO John Harris highlighted the adaptation of proven commercial technology for military use. The award expands American Rheinmetall's footprint in ground robotics.
American Rheinmetall Wins U.S. Army Contract for Autonomous Hybrid Supply Vehicles
American Rheinmetall has been awarded an 18-month U.S. Army contract under Project Sustainment to develop autonomous unmanned ground vehicles based on Harbinger's plug-in hybrid vehicle platform. The vehicles are designed to autonomously transport supplies to frontline troops, reducing soldier risk. The contract runs through the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC). American Rheinmetall serves as prime contractor, with partners Forterra providing autonomous driving software and Primordial Labs contributing a natural-language voice command interface called Anura. The hybrid platform can also supply up to 350 kW of exportable power, potentially serving as mobile power sources. The effort aims to address the growing threat to supply convoys from drones and precision weapons.
American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Autonomous Resupply UGVs
American Rheinmetall has been awarded an 18-month development and deployment contract under the US Army's 'Project Sustainment,' managed through the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC). As prime contractor, the company will deliver next-generation hybrid-powered, autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) for tactical resupply missions at the company level, transporting supplies directly to front lines to reduce soldier risk. The contract includes options for follow-up orders as part of ongoing fleet modernization. American Rheinmetall formed a consortium with technology partners Harbinger (commercial vehicle tech), Forterra (autonomous capabilities), and Primordial Labs (natural language interface 'Anura'). The project emphasizes AI autonomy, hybrid drives, and advanced human-machine interfaces including intuitive voice control. Development and testing will occur at various US locations. The contract solidifies American Rheinmetall's position in the US ground robotics market and supports Army modernization priorities for autonomous logistics.
American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Autonomous Sustainment Project
American Rheinmetall has secured an 18-month development and deployment contract under the US Army's 'Project Sustainment,' managed through the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC). As prime contractor, the company will deliver next-generation hybrid-powered unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for autonomous tactical resupply missions at the company level, reducing soldier risk in contested areas. The project integrates AI autonomy, hybrid drives, and advanced human-machine interfaces, including intuitive voice control. American Rheinmetall formed a consortium with technology partners Harbinger (commercial vehicle tech), Forterra (autonomous capabilities), and Primordial Labs (natural language interface 'Anura'). The contract includes options for follow-up orders as part of the US Army's fleet modernization. Jim Schirmer, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, stated the project supports Army modernization priorities by providing autonomous cargo handling to increase readiness and reduce soldier burden.
American Rheinmetall Wins US Army Contract for Autonomous Resupply Vehicles Under Project Sustainment
American Rheinmetall has secured an 18-month development and deployment contract from the US Army as part of 'Project Sustainment,' managed through the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC). As prime contractor, the company will deliver next-generation hybrid-powered unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for autonomous tactical resupply missions at the company level, reducing soldier risk in contested areas. The contract includes options for follow-up orders. American Rheinmetall formed a consortium with technology partners: Harbinger (commercial vehicle technology), Forterra (autonomous capabilities), and Primordial Labs (natural language interface 'Anura' for intuitive voice control). Development and testing will occur at various US locations. The project aims to modernize Army logistics, increase readiness, and reduce cognitive load on soldiers through advanced AI autonomy and human-machine interfaces.