Unmanned Combat Ground Vehicle

Robotic dog at IDEX 2023.

Screen caps from a recent exercise.

by78 said:

VU-T10 UGCV makes an appearance at IDEX 2023.

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Two more images of the VU-T10, including a rare one taken from the back.

A mine and explosives clearing UGV. It's equipped with a laser emitter to remotely detonate mines and explosives.

More information on the robotic dog from Kestrel Defense.

It has modular expansion capabilities and can be equipped with grenade launchers (strike radius 5~150m), automatic rifles (strike radius 50~200m), micro-UAVs (strike radius 200m~5km), and reconnaissance and other mission payloads. It's equipped with a LiDAR and is capable of autonomous terrain negotiation. It can autonomously enter complex combat areas such as indoors and caves without operator intervention and carry out precision strikes on targets.

The last image shows the robotic dog carrying an explosives disposal payload.

The one with the gun is a QBZ 191 with a drum mag right?

I think I know another reason they hang the gun upside-down. It also makes it easier to change mags during lulls in action without fiddling with the gun mount.

A small ammunition supply UGV. The proliferation of various UGVs and UCGVs in the past four years has been impressive.

The Honey Badger unmanned ground combat vehicles. It's all electric and weight is about one ton. Range is 160km.

A rescue robot made by NORINCO, amphibious and maneuverable through rubble and landslide.