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Overland Nabs $20 Million Award To Produce Autonomous Resupply Vehicles

Overland Nabs $20 Million Award To Produce Autonomous Resupply Vehicles
Overland AI autonomous ground vehicles. Photo: Overland AI

The Marine Corps last Friday awarded Overland AI a $19.7 million contract to begin production of a light autonomous ground vehicle (AGV) that the service will use for resupply of a mobile air defense system in operation with the service. Overland AI will provide the vehicle and the autonomy for the military-unmanned ground vehicle with deliveries to the Program Manager Ground Based Air Defense (GBAD) expected to begin in nine months, Byron Boots, co-founder and CEO of the Seattle-based company,…

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