NATO is experimenting with amphbious robots that can cross ice and water in the Arctic

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The Western military alliance is exploring how new uncrewed systems can provide forces with situational awareness in the High North.

NATO is experimenting with amphibious robots that can cross water and ice in the Arctic, where the harsh environment could limit command and control. The Western military alliance launched a new initiative, Task Force X-Arctic, in June to explore how networked uncrewed and autonomous systems can provide NATO forces with more situational awareness across the High North. The new task force, led by NATO's Allied Command Transformation and Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation, has carried out initial testing in an operational environment and is now exploring ways to deploy uncrewed vehicles in unconventional roles.

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