Endeavor claim 'sweet spot' for trio of UGV programmes
Pursuing a series of UGV programmes with the US Army, Endeavor Robotics says it is in a ‘sweet spot’ in terms of meeting expected requirements across different weight class platforms.
A busy year has seen the company awarded a number of contracts building on existing orders of platforms, such as its FirstLook UGV, while also progressing to a final shoot-out for the Common Robotic System–Individual (CRS-I) production programme, among others.
In April the Massachusetts-based company was named as one of two finalists sharing $429 million in awarded contracts to compete for the US Army’s CRS-I, entering an engineering
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