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Mach powered FLEX L12 carries five tonnes in autonomous field demo

Powered by Mach autonomy, UGV Defence’s FLEX L12 completed a 1.7-kilometer off-road course in Norway carrying five metric tonnes of cargo with no driver onboard.

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UGV Defence FLEX L12 tracked unmanned ground vehicle carrying cargo on a forest track during an autonomous field demonstration in Norway, with the Mach logo

UGV Defence’s FLEX L12 heavy tracked unmanned ground vehicle completed a 1.7-kilometer off-road course fully autonomously while carrying five metric tonnes of cargo. The October 29 demonstration took place at Camp Rødsmoen in Norway, with representatives from the Norwegian and Swedish armed forces and the defense industry in attendance.

Powered by Mach’s onboard autonomy hardware and software, the FLEX L12 climbed steep grades, crossed mud and water, and navigated rocky terrain, narrow forest passages and tight turns with no driver onboard.

The demonstration was part of UGV Defence’s presentation of the Nordic Autonomous Mission Platform. For defense logistics teams, the run showed how an unmanned vehicle can move heavy cargo through difficult terrain without putting a driver in the vehicle.

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