Summary
The vehicle-mounted test used two Hellhound S3 systems that executed autonomous missions while sharing a single fire-control system. The company said the systems could be monitored, adjusted or aborted in real time.
Why it matters
The demonstration shows how autonomy can multiply the operational scope of a single human controller in contested environments.
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