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A Ukrainian operator of a kamikaze FPV drone has destroyed a Russian ground drone in the Avdiivka industrial area. A video of the combat work was published by the 110th Airmobile Brigade. The occupiers used this ground drone to transport cargo. The Ukrainian Defense Forces spotted a Russian drone on a wheeled chassis near Avdiivka […]
“Ukrainian Armor has delivered an AGEMA robotic platform to the Armed Forces of Ukraine for further testing on the front line. This was reported by Defense Express. The developer of this platform is Milanion from the United Arab Emirates, and Ukrainian Armor is a supplier with its own technical improvements. According to Bohdan Petriv, acting […]
The Ukrainian military is testing a universal ground robot UGV Sirko-S1 at the front, which helps to transport cargo, evacuate the wounded and reconnoiter enemy positions. This was announced by Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov. It is noted that the robot can be used to safely deliver ammunition or provisions to soldiers in hot […]
HDT Global has announced that its WOLF-X prototype has been selected by the Pentagon to support the US Army’s Robotic Combat Vehicle (RCV) program. The WOLF-X robotic platform is a remote-controlled unmanned combat system being developed in cooperation with military industry giants such as BAE Systems and Virginia-based engineering solutions company McQ Inc. The project […]
Ukrainian defenders have begun using the Ironclad unmanned robot on the front line. The robot has a turret, a thermal imaging camera, an armored carapace, and can accelerate up to 20 km. Ironclad is a robotic platform that helps the Ukrainian Defense Forces perform combat missions, such as assaulting enemy positions, conducting reconnaissance, and providing […]
A group of scientists at the University of Washington has successfully created a miniature robot that resembles an origami figure. The robot is powered by solar energy and is able to change its shape during flight; it transmits the collected information via Bluetooth. Such robots, called microflyers, can climb to a height of up to […]