Unmanned tanks to spearhead combat of future, Russia takes lead with India close behind
Russia has introduced the unmanned Shturm tank, designed for breaching defenses and urban combat. The Indian Army is also converting T-72 tanks into unmanned vehicles using innovative technology. These vehicles will undertake high-risk missions while protecting crew members from threats. Other countries, including China and Australia, are exploring similar advancements in military robotics. This approach signifies...
Key Takeaways
- Russia has introduced the unmanned Shturm tank, designed for breaching defenses and urban combat.
- The Indian Army is also converting T-72 tanks into unmanned vehicles using innovative technology.
- These vehicles will undertake high-risk missions while protecting crew members from threats.
Russia has introduced the unmanned Shturm tank, designed for breaching defenses and urban combat. The Indian Army is also converting T-72 tanks into unmanned vehicles using innovative technology. These vehicles will undertake high-risk missions while protecting crew members from threats. Other countries, including China and Australia, are exploring similar advancements in military robotics. This approach signifies a shift towards integrating unmanned systems into traditional armored forces.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.