It looks like it’s hiding under a tree. It would be a great feature, to be able to command your vehicles to disperse and hide when not in use, rather than sit in long vulnerable lines.
Unmanned Combat Ground Vehicle
- Thread starter rhino123
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A robot companion. Note the soldier appears to be wearing a powered exoskeleton, perhaps? I don't see leg support.
It is used to stabilize aiming.
I wonder how much does such apparatus weigh, every gram to much to carry is quite a nuisance for a infantry man.
by78
General
Hmmm, that seems excessive, but it's nice to experiment and explore ideas.
plawolf
Lieutenant General
More like stabilising sustained accurate fire. Note that he has the LMG version of the 95.
The bulk makes me think it’s unpowered and relying on mechanical and hydraulic parts to help control recoil rather than powered servos, which could be made a lot more compact.
The benefits to an unpowered frame is that it should be lighter since it won’t need a power pack, and would also be much cheaper and have a much smaller logistic footprint.
I am hoping they will combine the unpowered leg frames with these to give a complete set at some point. Although the fact that the two parts are designed for different applications may mean it is not so simple or worthwhile to do so.
Wow they are using the Vcoptr drone. I was very interested in it when I saw them at CES 2020, but the company didn't quite deliver the product they marketed after 2 years of delays. And for all intends and purposes, a DJI is better in almost all areas.