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Human-Machine Teaming experiment

NATO’s data war: Built to connect, built to be cut

NATO has spent the past three years building something it can’t point to on a map: a shared digital nervous system meant to let 32 militaries, with wildly different levels of technological maturity, fight as one force. Allied Command Transformation (ACT), headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia,...
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The slow fuse: How ground robots went mainstream

In August 2017, at the Narragansett Bay Test Facility in Newport, Rhode Island, an autonomous boat delivered a small ground robot to a stretch of beach. The delivery was part of the Advanced Naval Technology Exercise, a recurring test event run by the Naval Surface...
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USS Gabrielle Giffords with the USV Ranger and USV Mariner

Naval drones: From niche tactic to strategic force

In January 2017, an explosive-laden boat raced toward a Saudi frigate patrolling off the coast of Yemen. It struck the Al Madinah’s hull, tore open a hole roughly five by six and a half feet, killed two sailors, and injured three more. Saudi and U.S....
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Over 3,000 Russian UGOver 3,000 Russian UGVs destroyed by Ukrainian operators since the start of the year

18.09.2026

Since the beginning of the year, unmanned systems units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine have struck more than 3,000 Russian unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). These figures are based on data from the DELTA combat system. Every destroyed enemy ground drone severely disrupts the occupiers’ logistics, reduces their reconnaissance and assault capabilities, and forces the […]