The British Army intends to hold a competition in April to determine the integrator for its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) programme, according to a service spokesperson.

Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicle 2022 conference in London, they added that the army will also hold a competition to determine who will run the ‘data service' for the programme.

Fundamentally, the army envisages RAS generating an operational advantage for land forces through human-machine teaming (HMT). This will be achieved by offering mass and tempo whilst reducing risk.

The British Army intends to hold a competition in April to determine the integrator for its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) programme, according to a service spokesperson.

Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicle 2022 conference in London, they added that the army will also hold a competition to determine who will run the ‘data service' for the programme.

Fundamentally, the army envisages RAS generating an operational advantage for land forces through human-machine teaming (HMT). This will be achieved by offering mass and tempo whilst reducing risk.

The British Army intends to hold a competition in April to determine the integrator for its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) programme, according to a service spokesperson.

Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicle 2022 conference in London, they added that the army will also hold a competition to determine who will run the ‘data service' for the programme.

Fundamentally, the army envisages RAS generating an operational advantage for land forces through human-machine teaming (HMT). This will be achieved by offering mass and tempo whilst reducing risk.

The British Army intends to hold a competition in April to determine the integrator for its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) programme, according to a service spokesperson.

Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicle 2022 conference in London, they added that the army will also hold a competition to determine who will run the ‘data service' for the programme.

Fundamentally, the army envisages RAS generating an operational advantage for land forces through human-machine teaming (HMT). This will be achieved by offering mass and tempo whilst reducing risk.

The British Army intends to hold a competition in April to determine the integrator for its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) programme, according to a service spokesperson.

Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicle 2022 conference in London, they added that the army will also hold a competition to determine who will run the ‘data service' for the programme.

Fundamentally, the army envisages RAS generating an operational advantage for land forces through human-machine teaming (HMT). This will be achieved by offering mass and tempo whilst reducing risk.

The British Army intends to hold a competition in April to determine the integrator for its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) programme, according to a service spokesperson.

Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicle 2022 conference in London, they added that the army will also hold a competition to determine who will run the ‘data service' for the programme.

Fundamentally, the army envisages RAS generating an operational advantage for land forces through human-machine teaming (HMT). This will be achieved by offering mass and tempo whilst reducing risk.