CLAY KASERNE, Germany — U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden is exploring two innovative ways to empower their Directorate of Public Works personnel with technological support: robotic lawn mowers 2.0 and upper-body exoskeletons.
The upgrades come as part of an existing effort to modernize garrison workflows and support frontline personnel, integrating practical automation directly into daily operations.
“I think it's very exciting for each of our directorates, especially DPW, with the amount of manual and physical labor that is done, to look for innovative ways to assist the workforce as well as better accomplish the mission before us,” said Col. Ringo Midles, U.S. Army Wiesbaden Garrison commander.
Upgraded autonomous mowers
DPW is...
09.01.2026 | WIESBADEN, HESSEN, DE |
Story by Natalie Simmel
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