Remember that UGV I posted about a few pages back carrying a demolition charge to blow a bridge some 4 km from the operator?
We've gotten the scaled down version
https://twitter.com/War_Gang_/status...67779889119274
Translated from the Polish
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Probably the first published (?) use of a robot (UGV) to paralyze 🇷🇺 positions.
The ground unmanned aircraft was - according to the description - carrying a TM-62M anti-tank mine, which was detonated remotely.
This will complement FPV drones to some extent. Why? Because the structures currently used cannot support the weight of the TM-62M (over 9kg); and the drones that can do this only fly at night because they are big and slow.
It is therefore possible that, to some narrow extent, UGVs will be able to complement the activities of drones and multiply each other's actions. FPV drones as fighters covering the way to the target for their driving colleagues 😉
UxV combined arms 😉
And yes - we are aware of the limitations of equipment, terrain, and enemy actions 🙂
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