The Ripsaw MS1 is an unmanned ground vehicle built by two brothers in Maine. The tracked vehicle can go 0-60 in 3.5 seconds with an 80mph top speed. In its current form, it has a 2000 pound capacity, ...

If you've always wanted to be an army of one, then you'll love the Howe & Howe Ripsaw tank prototype. Built by twin brothers Geoff and Mike Howe, the first attempt at building a Ripsaw tank was in ...

The well-armed tracked vehicle equipped with high-end sensors that can deploy unmanned air and ground assets like a drone mothership Published Oct 14, 2019 4:28 PM EDT WASHINGTON, DC — Textron Systems ...

The U.S. Army continues to test a lightweight tracked vehicle known as Ripsaw that's now being pitched to the consumer market as a "luxury super tank." The service has evaluated eight of the vehicles ...

PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. (Army News Service, May 6, 2015) -- The Ripsaw Unmanned Ground Vehicle might someday take point and lead Army combat formations across enemy terrain. The unmanned vehicle, ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - The Ripsaw, a prototype unmanned ground vehicle developed by Howe and Howe Technologies, Inc., proved to have "star power" as it displayed futuristic capabilities during ...

A team led by Textron Systems today publicly unveiled a new 10-ton, unmanned battle wagon that it plans to enter into the Army's Robotic Combat Vehicle effort. Textron, its subsidiaries Howe and Howe ...

It has been dubbed the first 'sports tank', boasting supercar performance on tank tracks. Originally developed to help to military avoid IEDs, the Ripsaw 'sports tank' has become a hit with car ...

Intended to serve as a 'wingman' for manned tanks and other armoured vehicles, the so-called 'Ripsaw M5' is adaptable for support, combat and surveillance. The M5 is the latest remote controlled ...