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South Korean Defense Company Targets Fully Autonomous Missions By 2035
Hanwha Aerospace has unveiled a roadmap to build a full lineup of military unmanned ground vehicles, with the goal of achieving fully autonomous mission execution by 2035. The company’s multipurpose unmanned vehicle, Arion-SMET, was recently selected for the South Korean military’s multipurpose UGV program. Hanwha Aerospace plans to integrate manned and unmanned systems, with a focus on AI and robotics. The company’s ultimate goal is to build a combat system where multiple manned and unmanned weapon systems operate together, as reported by BigGo Finance.