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DronesNorth AmericaSep 03, 2026

U.S. Army taps AZAK's wheel-centric robot for fielding

The U.S. Army selected AZAK's wheel-centric ground robot for fielding. The uncrewed platform supports logistics and combat support tasks. Selection advances Army robotic ground vehicle integration. Fielding follows evaluation of the design.

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