The AbramsX, a next-generation main battle tank concept from General Dynamics, aims to answer the question of whether tanks ...

For the AbramsX, the crew is reduced to three people, seated shoulder to shoulder in the front of the tank, with the turret unmanned and using an autoloader for the main gun.

Idaho Army National Guard soldiers with an Abrams on May 15. Idaho Army National Guard/Thomas Alvarez The turret can be smaller because it is unmanned, with the crew nestled inside the armored hull.

The AbramsX is built with an unmanned turret and only a three-man crew which Reese says could enable optimal functionality and survivability. “We have an unmanned turret so the crew is all ...

The unmanned turret features, most probably, a 120 mm main gun. Although it's not detailed, YouTubers were prompt to react to the video and speculate about what armament is demonstrated here.

Another potential feature of the future main battle tank would be an unmanned turret, ... The Abrams X program is likely to incorporate useful data from the development and operation of the M1A3.

The SEPv3 upgrade to the Abrams “incorporates turret and hull armor upgrades, mine blast improvements, reactive armor tiles, lightweight belly armor, improved countermine equipment, Improvised ...

But come 2024, proposed Leopard 2 A-RC 3.0, ADT-140 and AbramsX concept tanks all feature a crewless remote-control turret with an autoloading main gun—a concept first implemented in the T-14 ...

The American company General Dynamics presented the Abrams X tank with an unmanned turret and artificial intelligence at the AUSA-2022 exhibition. According to information according to the ...

The AbramsX tank is "showing the art of the possible with existing technology," an official with General Dynamics told Insider. America's next main battle tank may be a slimmed-down, high-tech ...

The tank is based on the Leopard 2 chassis and has a revolutionary unmanned turret. The Leopard 2A-RC 3.0 is operated by a three-person crew of a commander, ... Other attempts to implement this ...