In a test which demonstrated the advances that have been made in military drone technology, the US army showcased a self-piloted Blackhawk helicopter paired with a land robot. The two autonomous vehicles are capable of working together to detect and share data regarding chemical, biological and nuclear threats on the ground, without risking human life. According to an article published by Defense News, the new technology is being tested at Fort Benning, Georgia, where soldiers can use it for reconnaissance missions or even as part of their own combat operations.
In a test which demonstrated the advances that have been made in military drone technology, the US army showcased a self-piloted Blackhawk helicopter paired with a land robot. The two autonomous vehicles are capable of working together to detect and share data regarding chemical, biological and nuclear threats on the ground, without risking human life. While both the helicopter and land vehicle can operate autonomously, they can also be operated remotely.