The uncrewed ground vehicles mapped out the area as they drove, not relying on GPS to navigate. DARPA
The Pentagon research arm DARPA tested autonomous ground robots in GPS-denied environments.
The robots mapped out the area and located enemy targets.
Once the targets were identified, the human operator overseeing the process decided next steps.
The Pentagon's research arm tested how ground drones could be sent out in groups to look for and hunt down targets while keeping a human operator in the loop to make decisions.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency , or DARPA, program examined how uncrewed ground vehicles, or UGVs, could quickly…
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