Mission-Ready Ground Autonomy for Defense

Modern operations depend on connecting systems and sharing information between those systems. Disparate systems are not always designed to work together—the successful use of one technology does not guarantee integration with another. Integration of multiple systems, or the lack thereof, could determine the outcome of a future fight, and it must be solved with urgency. This is especially true on land, where unstructured terrain, response time, and comms‑denied environments introduce real operational constraints.

Partnership integrates AimLock’s autonomous targeting and engagement systems into Overland AI’s ULTRA vehicle, purpose-built for combat operations in contested environments, to support multi-mission scenarios on the ground.

Overland AI has been awarded a vendor position for the UxS Autonomous Maneuver Program, the U.S. Army’s latest effort to evaluate autonomous capabilities using upfits on the Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV). This program was awarded by the Government through The National Advanced Mobility Consortium, Inc. (NAMC) and will serve as a proving ground for the Army to assess not only the reliability and robustness of commercial autonomy, but also its ability to deliver real operational value to Soldiers in the field.