With the continuous rise and application of unmanned combat methods, countries around the world have gradually begun to research unmanned combat related technologies, and the US Army has made ground unmanned equipment technology a key area for the continuous development of its weapons and equipment. This article comprehensively uses methods such as analysis, examples, comparison, and induction to start with the technical and tactical performance of typical unmanned equipment in the US Army, and systematically analyzes its key technologies and future development. This paper places emphasis on the current landscape and future trajectories of U.S. ground unmanned equipment, undertaking a comprehensive study of its technical advancements, distinct performance attributes, and defining characteristics. Through an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses evident in the present development phase of U.S. ground unmanned equipment, it critically evaluates the status quo and projects potential pathways for the future evolution of such technology in the U.S. military.
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