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Forterra supplies DoD, commercial OEMs modular plug-and-play ground robotics autonomy across platforms, payloads, mission systems from single vehicle to fleet-level.
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Forterra supplies DoD, commercial OEMs modular plug-and-play ground robotics autonomy across platforms, payloads, mission systems from single vehicle to fleet-level.
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Forterra's AutoDrive platform enables fully autonomous ground vehicle operations for defense, industrial, and commercial applications in the most demanding environments.
goTenna(gT) provides an off-grid mesh network connecting dismounted teams, crewed and uncrewed platforms, and remote command nodes. It supports communications across disconnected environments and distributed autonomous systems.
Forterra's autonomous mission systems include AutoDrive mobility, TerraLink and Vektor communications, goTenna mesh networking, and edge compute solutions.
TerraLink keeps operations mission-focused by providing real-time oversight of vehicles, without the noise. Its intuitive interface and smart alerts enable teams to track, coordinate, and adapt on the fly. Command stays in the hands of the operator, TerraLink manages the rest.
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Forterra and Oshkosh Defense discuss the partnership behind ROGUE-Fires and what its Block 2 production award means for Marine Corps autonomy.
The M18 Claymore mine has one job and one very simple warning, and it’s molded directly into the plastic: FRONT TOWARD ENEMY.
The page covers Forterra news, product announcements, partnerships, and milestones in autonomous operations for defense and industrial applications.
The company will deliver a Mobile Autonomous Uncrewed Lanemaker (MAUL) system built for faster, lower-risk reconnaissance, planning, clearance, proofing, and marking solutions.
Forterra has open roles in engineering, software, operations, and other areas.
Forterra is transforming autonomous operations for defense, industrial, and commercial missions.
Every technological revolution has moved dangerous work from people to machines. Ground warfare is the exception. Forterra exists to change that.
The page invites questions about Forterra's autonomous systems and partnerships.
The operating standard for autonomous operations in complex, high-stakes environments. Integrated platforms for mobility, communications, sensing, and compute.
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Forterra and Hypercraft unveil a contested-environment-ready autonomous vehicle designed for high-risk defense missions. The prototype was displayed at the Association of the U.S. Army Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C. The collaboration aims to enhance autonomous capabilities in hostile or unpredictable operational environments.
Oct 2026Army TimesNews article
Forterra launches **OASIS-OneLink**, an open mission integration platform that connects autonomous vehicles and mission tools into a unified operator interface. The system avoids proprietary data restrictions, enabling seamless interoperability. It is already deployed for the **U.S. Army’s Joint Readiness Training Center** as part of Forterra’s broader **OASIS platform** for autonomous mission systems.
Oct 2026forterra.comNews article
Forterra wins the systems integration contract for the U.S. Army’s Joint Readiness Training Center’s unmanned systems program. The company will provide unmanned threat replication systems to simulate real combat scenarios for opposing forces. This supports the Army’s training efforts with modern, realistic unmanned system capabilities.
Oct 2026forterra.comNews article
The U.S. Marine Corps awarded Oshkosh Defense and Forterra a **ROGUE-Fires Block 2 production contract**, advancing autonomous ground fires systems. This contract expands the Marine Corps’ autonomous capabilities and solidifies the partnership behind the ROGUE-Fires platform. The move reflects growing military investment in autonomous technology for tactical operations.
Sep 2026forterra.comNews article