Verticalmag Quantum Systems Showcases Unmanned Multi-Domain Operations in Forward Edge 26 Exercise
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- •Quantum Systems demonstrated unmanned operations across air, land, and sea.
- •The exercise involved remote piloting from multiple countries including Ukraine and the USA.
- •Four operational scenarios showcased the integration of various unmanned systems.
Quantum Systems has successfully completed its two-week Multi-Domain Exercise 'Forward Edge 2026' in Germany, showcasing the integration of unmanned systems across air, land, and sea using the MOSAIC UXS software suite. The exercise featured four operational scenarios: Unmanned Defence Operations, Convoy and Force Protection, Sea and Port Protection, and Minelaying and Route Clearance. Participants included various technology partners, demonstrating capabilities such as aerial reconnaissance, ground robotics, and counter-drone systems. Remote piloting was also demonstrated across continents, involving systems from Ukraine, the USA, and Australia. The exercise aimed to illustrate the potential of unmanned multi-domain operations for military applications, emphasizing the role of software and AI in future warfare. Quantum Systems' executives highlighted the shift from traditional military hardware to unmanned operations as a significant evolution in defense strategies.
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