Rheinmetall is investing to accelerate the rollout of its Path Autonomous Kit to “supercharge the deployment of next-generation autonomous mobility systems”, the company announced on 27 March 2025.
The Path Autonomous Kit delivers scalable, intelligent and highly adaptable autonomy across a wide range of platforms, from uncrewed ground vehicles to logistics convoys, and is capable of navigating the toughest terrains and most demanding environments, according to Rheinmetall.
To spearhead this initiative Rheinmetall is launching three brand-new Advanced Land Autonomy Centres of Excellence in Germany, the Nordics and the United Kingdom while also expanding its current Canadian Autonomy Centre of Excellence. These pioneering hubs will serve as the central focus of Rheinmetall’s autonomy efforts, providing advanced integration, testing and national control over leading-edge autonomous solutions, with a sharp focus on the Path Autonomous Kit.
“Autonomy isn’t just the future of defence; it’s the key to unlocking unprecedented speed, agility and strategic advantage on the battlefield,” Thomas Berge Nielsen, CEO of Rheinmetall’s Global Business, was quoted as saying in a company press release. “By investing in the Path Autonomous Kit and establishing our new Centres of Excellence we’re bringing world-leading autonomous capabilities to the fight, ensuring Rheinmetall remains at the cutting edge of military innovation.”
