Pearson Engineering
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About Pearson Engineering
Pearson Engineering operates from Armstrong Works in Newcastle upon Tyne, designing mobility, counter-mobility and survivability equipment for land forces. The wider business supplies vehicle integration kits, mine ploughs, obstacle-clearing equipment and defence manufacturing services. Its robotics activity covers remote vehicle control and mission equipment for uncrewed and optionally crewed platforms.
BEACON converts existing fighting vehicles into optionally crewed robotic assets. RCV-Pioneer provides interchangeable mission payloads for robotic combat vehicles, including minefield breaching and urban obstacle clearance, while Threat-Sense equips vehicles or UAVs to detect and identify surface-laid mines. These systems provide the mission hardware and control functions used for robotic combat-engineering tasks.
Operations
Operating use
- Operating use
2021-01-01 - A prototype RCV-Pioneer obstacle-clearance payload was demonstrated on the GDLS TRX RCV to the U.S. Army at MSSPIX 2021. - RCV-Pioneer
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Timeline
Events
- 2025-02-17 - Partnership - Pearson Engineering and Milrem Robotics strengthen cooperation on uncrewed ground vehicles
Pearson Engineering and Milrem Robotics signed an agreement at IDEX 2025 to develop mission-specific uncrewed ground vehicles for the MENA region. The cooperation builds on integrating Pearson’s earth-moving and IED-defeat equipment with Milrem’s Robotic Combat Vehicle. The companies plan to integrate Pearson’s RCV-Pioneer modular minefield-breaching payload with Milrem tracked RCVs and explore further military robotic applications.
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Relations
Relationships
- Milrem Robotics
Partnership Counterparty - Pearson Engineering and Milrem Robotics signed a cooperation agreement to develop mission-specific uncrewed ground vehicles for the MENA region.