ARXs battlefieldrobotslook like small tanks but without guns.
The largest of ARXs machines carries military payloads weighing up to 500kg including injured soldiers across the battlefield.
Another modelacts as a moving target-practice machine, while another carries aerial drones into combat.
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Theyre designed so soldiers can fix them on the battlefield within minutes, without tools.
Thedronesmove around autonomously, but military personnel can also control them remotely from a tablet.
He noted that we live in an increasingly volatile and fast-moving world.
ARX looks to capitalise on this political momentum.
It will create highly skilled jobs and support European security, Healey said.
Wietfeld founded ARX in 2022 alongside fellow German army veterans Stefan Robel and Maximilian Wied.
Last year, the companyraised 7.7mn (9mn) in seed fundingfrom NATOs innovation fund.
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Story bySion Geschwindt
Sion is a freelance science and technology reporter, specialising in climate and energy.
