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More than 1,400 Lancer missions in Ukraine have reinforced a clear requirement: autonomy has to keep pace with the battlefield. Feedback from Ukrainian operators goes directly to our engineers, driving improvements to terrain handling, vehicle recovery, and communications resilience. Software updates often reach deployed vehicles within days. That experience shapes the entire mission system: how it moves, how it stays connected, how it is maintained, and how warfighters retain control. Read our Q&A with The Defence Blog: https://lnkd.in/dH_BiXpX

Ukraine. In six months, Forterra deployed over 100 autonomous vehicles. 1,100+ missions later, we can finally tell the story. TechCrunch has the exclusive. This is what combat-proven means to the warfigher. Forterra and the Ukrainian Army, demonstrating that ground autonomy can be rapidly fielded, scaled, and proven in combat. Read the full story in TechCrunch: https://lnkd.in/eV__nUpe

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Combat-proven autonomy that keeps warfighters out of harm's way

Forterra’s autonomous vehicles are supporting operations in Ukraine, and lessons from those deployments are shaping the technology coming to US Army training. NewsNation’s exclusive report examines that connection and what it means for the warfighter. The measure of success is whether a warfighter under pressure can plan a mission with the tools in front of them, without waiting on higher headquarters. That is where the technology has to deliver: in the decisions made closest to the fight. Full story linked in the comments.

Forterra’s OneLink brings autonomous systems and mission tools into a single operator workspace, working alongside the command and control tools already in use. OneLink is part of OASIS, our family of products for integrating, operating, and validating mission systems and complex robotic swarms. Fabric establishes a persistent shared mission data environment even as networks degrade. OneLink puts that shared data to work for operators. VIE enables rapid testing and validation in a virtual “operational surrogate” before systems reach the field. Together, they give warfighters the freedom to rapidly introduce, adapt, and employ new capabilities into the mission, without rebuilding integrations, adding license fees, or forcing vendor lock-in. Explore the OASIS family: www.forterra.com/oasis