IAI unveiled the Rex MK II UGV at DSEI 2021. (IAI)

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the Rex MK II unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2021, being held in London on 14–17 September. The 4×4 all-wheel hybrid electric vehicle is designed to provide logistic support, gather intelligence, and conduct remote attacks, IAI said in a 13 September press release.

Asked by Janes what the difference is between the the Rex MK II and the original Rex UGV, IAI deputy general manager for robotics and autonomous systems Rani Avni said it was more manoeuverable in different terrain and multipurpose, adding that it had reached a high level of capability in terms of maneuverability, autonomy, and integration of various systems.

IAI unveiled the Rex MK II UGV at DSEI 2021. (IAI)

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the Rex MK II unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2021, being held in London on 14–17 September. The 4×4 all-wheel hybrid electric vehicle is designed to provide logistic support, gather intelligence, and conduct remote attacks, IAI said in a 13 September press release.

Asked by Janes what the difference is between the the Rex MK II and the original Rex UGV, IAI deputy general manager for robotics and autonomous systems Rani Avni said it was more manoeuverable in different terrain and multipurpose, adding that it had reached a high level of capability in terms of maneuverability, autonomy, and integration of various systems.

IAI unveiled the Rex MK II UGV at DSEI 2021. (IAI)

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the Rex MK II unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2021, being held in London on 14–17 September. The 4×4 all-wheel hybrid electric vehicle is designed to provide logistic support, gather intelligence, and conduct remote attacks, IAI said in a 13 September press release.

Asked by Janes what the difference is between the the Rex MK II and the original Rex UGV, IAI deputy general manager for robotics and autonomous systems Rani Avni said it was more manoeuverable in different terrain and multipurpose, adding that it had reached a high level of capability in terms of maneuverability, autonomy, and integration of various systems.

IAI unveiled the Rex MK II UGV at DSEI 2021. (IAI)

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the Rex MK II unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2021, being held in London on 14–17 September. The 4×4 all-wheel hybrid electric vehicle is designed to provide logistic support, gather intelligence, and conduct remote attacks, IAI said in a 13 September press release.

Asked by Janes what the difference is between the the Rex MK II and the original Rex UGV, IAI deputy general manager for robotics and autonomous systems Rani Avni said it was more manoeuverable in different terrain and multipurpose, adding that it had reached a high level of capability in terms of maneuverability, autonomy, and integration of various systems.

IAI unveiled the Rex MK II UGV at DSEI 2021. (IAI)

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the Rex MK II unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2021, being held in London on 14–17 September. The 4×4 all-wheel hybrid electric vehicle is designed to provide logistic support, gather intelligence, and conduct remote attacks, IAI said in a 13 September press release.

Asked by Janes what the difference is between the the Rex MK II and the original Rex UGV, IAI deputy general manager for robotics and autonomous systems Rani Avni said it was more manoeuverable in different terrain and multipurpose, adding that it had reached a high level of capability in terms of maneuverability, autonomy, and integration of various systems.

IAI unveiled the Rex MK II UGV at DSEI 2021. (IAI)

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the Rex MK II unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2021, being held in London on 14–17 September. The 4×4 all-wheel hybrid electric vehicle is designed to provide logistic support, gather intelligence, and conduct remote attacks, IAI said in a 13 September press release.

Asked by Janes what the difference is between the the Rex MK II and the original Rex UGV, IAI deputy general manager for robotics and autonomous systems Rani Avni said it was more manoeuverable in different terrain and multipurpose, adding that it had reached a high level of capability in terms of maneuverability, autonomy, and integration of various systems.