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Army Picks Carnegie Robotics To Be Autonomy Provider For Heavy Logistics Trucks

By Matthew Beinart

Friday, May 1st, 2026

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Army Picks Carnegie Robotics To Be Autonomy Provider For Heavy Logistics Trucks

PLS A2. Photo: Oshkosh Defense.

The Army has picked Carnegie Robotics as the winner of its program to integrate autonomous driving capability on heavy logistics trucks, with an aim to issue prototypes to a unit by mid-fiscal year 2027. Carnegie Robotics will now serve as the prime vendor on the Autonomous Transport Vehicle System (ATV-S) following the latest phase of the competitive development process that also included self-driving technology startup Forterra. The Army’s Capability Portfolio Executive (CPE) Mission Autonomy said Carnegie Robotics’ solution “demonstrated the…

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