The Aerospace & Defense Technology podcast recently featured AimLock CEO Bryan Bockmon as a guest to discuss autonomous targeting systems and AimLock’s newly announced partnership with Overland AI.
During the episode, Bockmon explained how AimLock’s autonomous targeting and engagement systems are being integrated into Overland AI’s unmanned ground vehicle (UGV). The conversation also focused on the rapid evolution of autonomy on the modern battlefield and the role autonomous targeting systems play in enabling next-generation ground operations.
Bockmon highlighted how autonomy is reshaping maneuver, threat response, and force protection across contested environments, as well as AimLock’s unique role in providing autonomy across different mission sets.
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Listen to the full episode of the Aerospace & Defense Technology Podcast on SAE Media’s Tech Briefs, hosted by Editor of SAE Media Woodrow Bellamy III, here.
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