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AUSA 2017: Nomad wanders to Washington

10th October 2017 - 17:00 GMT | by Helen Haxell in Washington DC

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Northrop Grumman displayed the Andros Nomad UGV for the first time at the AUSA 2017 exhibition in Washington DC.

The UGV is part of the Andros portfolio and is a smaller and lightweight version of the Andros FX; the latter UGV weighs in at around 363kg while the former weighs in at just 74kg. It comprises aluminium and carbon fibre materials to lighten its weight.

The Andros Nomad can undertake a plethora of missions with its various sensors including bomb disposal and is aimed at the military and civil market. Nomad has the capacity to climb up a 60⁰

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