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Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiments, an annual event, evaluates new technology that could benefit soldiers at the company level and below. (Army)
The Army’s most recent annual series of experiments for soldiers at the tactical level showcase new tools for warfighting that could benefit troops at the company level and below.
This year the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment looked at new and updated technology from a host of presenters over nearly six months.
The key areas the Army cares about at the tactical level include: cross-domain maneuver; autonomous resupply; Group 2 intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance platforms; artificial intelligence; alternative fuel power generation, and soldier health monitoring. The experiment team looked at 42 concepts across those six major areas.