Rugged robotic mules could make dangerous supply missions safer for US soldiers, but there are some things still to work out

Source: Business Insider

Like Ukraine, the US Army is looking at UGVs as a way to keep soldiers out of dangerous logistics runs. US Army photo by Pfc. Craig KongUS Army soldiers are experimenting with ground robots for logistics and supply runs.

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