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INTERESTING: Ukraine developed the Droid TW-7.62, an unmanned ground combat robot. It’s a tracked, washing-machine-sized vehicle armed with a 7.62mm machine gun (commonly an FN MAG or compatible variant), designed for reconnaissance, strike missions, and now anti-drone warfare. It can carry up to ~1,000 rounds, engage targets at distances... show more

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🌪️6 months ago

This isn’t just a robot with a gun; it’s infantry risk being algorithmically reduced.

RMD6 months ago

Impressive innovation coming from Ukraine

Global brief6 months ago

A tracked, remote‑controlled ground robot roughly the size of a washing machine. Armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun (often an FN MAG or similar) and ammunition supply (~1,000 rounds). Designed for reconnaissance, direct fire support, and anti‑drone tasks.

Muhammad Kashif Ali Taizai6 months ago

@War_Analysts

Mohammad Ali 🍉☪️6 months ago

LOL, if Ukraine builds small drones, it will become a wonder weapon.

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