MwRYum
Major
C'mon, it still only packs 30 rounds, can't reload by itself.
Unmanned Combat Ground Vehicle
- Thread starter rhino123
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Similar tech is used in robotic guide dog.
broadsword
Brigadier
It needs to sneak silently instead of tapping all the time.
Also cause panic when you hear a couple of them approaching your position to corner you
Indeed, urban combat is so damaging to the attacker due to the surprise attacks by defenders.
You walk down the street, 2 randoms suddenly appear in windows/alleys, they mass fire and then slip away.
Or you open a door, and the guy there immediately opens fire or blows up himself
With these kind of robots, you send them in a block, set up your acoustic sensors, and whenever you hear a gunshot and one of your robot losing connection, you automatically trace it by its last known GPS location and acoustic signature of the shot, and you call artillery to level the building.
No need to send precious manpower. Just send your robot dogs, and use artillery at whatever poses a threat to you
PeoplesPoster
Junior Member
If Ukraine has taught us anything it would be most effective to just strap an explosive to them and drive them into the enemy position,
A laser pointer for artillery would be nice on these kind of system, they are low profile and can be left in place to just wait until targets present themselves. Sound/motion sensor could bring selfactivation and alarm for the operator. You just put some explosive on them to use if captured.Some renders from Kestrel Defense that shows the company's robotic dog mounting a QJS-161 machine gun. Kestrel Defense says the dog can carry 200 rounds of ammo in this configuration.
Could even drop them from drone or helicopter.