Sener Aerospace & Defence has completed the final demonstration of its COMMANDS project in Seville, marking a major milestone in Europe’s efforts to integrate crewed and uncrewed vehicles for future land operations.

The event brought together senior officials from the Spanish Army, the Directorate General of Armament and Material (DIGAM), and representatives from several European defense ministries.

The COMMANDS consortium, coordinated by Sener Aerospace & Defence and funded through the European Defence Fund, was designed to advance the autonomy and efficiency of military logistics convoys. According to Sener, the demonstration showcased the first uncrewed logistics convoy with initial operational capability, a system capable of operating with limited human oversight in dynamic battlefield conditions.

The project integrated Sener’s Naviground system and Indra’s Battle Management System on GDELS and IVECO platforms to enable coordinated crewed and uncrewed vehicle operations.