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That's not on a Zumwalt. That's the stern of an Arleigh Burke class destroyer. And that radar/device was used to control autonomous vessels in an exercise.

A nice video of USS Michael Monsoor in builder's trials in rough seas

Here’s how the destroyer Zumwalt’s stealthy design handles stormy seas After years of stability questions about the hull design for the U.S. Navy’s new three-ship class of stealth destroyers, the commanding officer of the lead ship, USS Zumwalt, is satisfied: It handles the seas as well, if...

USS Zumwalt (DDG-1000) is the U.S. Navy's newest destoyer and is the lead ship of the Zumwalt class. Shots include exterior and interior footage - berthing, head, mess deck, bridge, engineering, medical, and other ships spaces. Filmed on May 8, 2017.

USS Zumwalt Leaves Bath Iron Works Note the fewer sailors at the flight deck of the ship, which illustrates the much reduced crewing of this ship.

US Navy Debuts Futuristic USS Zumwalt Destroyer Peak Inside he USS Zumwalt

USS Michael Monsoor Christened, 2nd of Zumwalt Class

US Navy takes possession of its largest ever destroyer The US Navy took formal possession of its largest ever destroyer as the future USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000) changed hands from the Bath Iron Works shipyard in Maine. Billed as "the most technically complex and advanced warship the world has...

BTW, where's the bow mast? The design of this ship is a triumph for the Cadillac Art and Science design philosophy.

A perspective on the scale of the ship

I think this one would be closer in silhouette...

AGS

I have not seen this gun arrangement in recent destroyers. Of course neither have I seen that extreme minimalist mast and that Great White Fleet inspired hull.

The Navy's Newest Warship is Powered by Linux The USS Zumwalt will be a floating data center—armed with missiles and robot guns. by Sean Gallagher - Oct 18 2013 Arstechnica The Navy's newest warship is powered by Linux | Ars Technica