A consortium of six defense companies has rapidly developed an autonomous “Hunter-Killer” unmanned ground vehicle system designed to counter aerial threats. The solution consists of two robotic vehicles working collaboratively within a ground-based kill chain. The Hunter platform performs target detection, tracking, and identification, while the Killer platform is responsible for engaging and neutralizing threats. The project demonstrates how modular autonomy, rapid integration, and collaborative robotics can accelerate the deployment of advanced counter-air defense solutions.
