Singapore produces the Unmanned Hunter IFV variant...

Some weeks back, the SAF introduced the Hunter, a fully digitalised Armoured Fighting Vehicle, produced by ST Engineering. I congratulated them for this achievement. Here’s a vid of other platforms in the pipeline, including an Unmanned Ground Vehicle and the Bronco 3. pic.twitter.com/BhvmrqA9DX

— Ng Eng Hen (@Ng_Eng_Hen) July 17, 2019

Watch the above vid carefully.  Rewatch it.  The implication is that Singapore is producing unmanned Hunter IFVs.

Need more proof?  Check this out via David Boey's Twitter Page...

From 1999 to 2004, Singapore's Defence Science & Technology Agency DSTA led Project Ulysses to test unmanned vehicle technology on an M113. This led to the unmanned Hunter AFV. More here: https://t.co/ZmCoL6ed5f pic.twitter.com/uKWy3gG3YH

— David Boey (@SenangDiri) July 18, 2019

I hope you took the time to head over to his blog to check out the awesome article he wrote.

The basic question.

What do you do with an unmanned IFV?  Scout/Mech Recon?  Casualty evacuation?  Engineer duties?

We'll get the answer soon enough.  The implication appears confirmed.  Singapore is first in the West to fielding a large, armored, and unmanned IFV.