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The US Army's Global Tactical Edge Acquisition Directorate has signed an agreement with AZAK, a Denver-based robotics company, to field its wheel-centric robot. The company was selected after soldiers tested the system in the field. The program aims to accelerate the acquisition of innovative technologies.
The selection of AZAK's robot highlights the US Army's efforts to leverage cutting-edge technology to enhance its tactical capabilities. The use of robots in the field can potentially improve situational awareness and increase operational efficiency.
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