AI testing signals leading-edge capabilities in robotic vehicles

Published on April 2, 2024

Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy (centre) addresses the media during a press conference at the release of the Defence Industry Development Strategy at CEA Technologies in Canberra on February 29, 2024.

Last year at Cultana Training Area in South Australia, AUKUS Pillar II partners Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States achieved something remarkable.

In the toughest operating conditions, we demonstrated the integration of advanced autonomy and leading-edge Artificial Intelligence in robotic vehicles.

Australian defence scientists hit UK and US robotic ground vehicles and their supporting systems with everything in our electronic warfare armoury, including an electro-optical laser.

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