NEWS

At the U.S. Army’s premier technology innovation event, Project Convergence Capstone 5 (PC-C5), Overland AI successfully demonstrated its autonomous ground vehicle integrated with uncrewed aerial system (UAS)-capable payloads as part of a joint breaching experimentation effort with the Sandhills Project and the 20th Engineer Brigade of the XVIII Airborne Corps.

Soldiers employed ULTRA, our fully autonomous tactical vehicle, during battlefield experiments at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Engineer brigades integrated multiple payloads, including uncrewed aerial vehicles, to execute complex breaching and terrain shaping missions.

Seattle startup Overland AI debuted its own autonomous tactical vehicle designed to navigate off-road terrain for military use.

The Autonomous Ground System is Overland’s integrated response to the changing character of land warfare. It’s the key to scaling combat power for soldiers on the ground—a modular “system of systems” that, when combined, delivers both precision and massed effects.

Autonomy specialist Overland AI is now producing ground vehicles, dubbed Ultra, that are capable of schlepping supplies, amplifying communications and launching drones.

ULTRA represents a significant advancement in autonomous ground systems, integrating Overland AI's proprietary OverDrive software stack, its SPARK hardware infrastructure, and modular payloads that include uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) and counter-UAS systems.