Helsing Demonstrates Autonomous Capabilities in Field Trials with Multiple Countries

Helsing has released footage of its HX-2 loitering munition undergoing field trials in multiple countries, demonstrating autonomous targeting, networked operations, and rapid operator adaptability. The system is designed for autonomy and scalability, with a range of up to 100 kilometers. According to Helsing, soldiers were able to operate the system after only a few hours of instruction. The trials used inert payloads but replicated full mission profiles. The company’s work on HX-2 builds on its broader expansion into AI-enabled combat systems. This was first reported by AeroTime.