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Denver-based AZAK is presenting its second-generation chassis-free unmanned ground platform at the LANPAC Symposium and Expo in Honolulu this week, bringing a vehicle architecture that U.S. Army and Special Operations Forces have been evaluating for resupply, casualty evacuation, counter-UAS, and drone-launch roles following a series of 2025-26 military trials.

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