China unleashes the “pack of wolves”. The soulless beasts change the rules of modern war. Robots shoot precisely and climb the stairs
China gets back to the new robotic “wolves”, autonomous fighting machines capable of climbing stairs, transporting armament and shooting 100 meters precisely. Developed to replace human soldiers in dangerous missions, these robots are coordinated as a pack.
Are developed to replace human soldiers in hazardous missions / photo source: intl Defense
The latest armed “wolves” robots of China, a new version of the military quadrupeds designed to approach the enemies, can pull on precision targets and operate on difficult land, reported Chinese media on Wednesday, AFP reported.
The CCTV state channel said that these robots – an improved version of previous generations of robotic dogs – can replace human soldiers in dangerous conditions to reduce struggle losses.
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The army was eager to highlight its innovations in terms of defense, including weapons that incorporate advanced technologies such as robot dogs, in exercises with countries such as Cambodia.
In a video broadcast on Wednesday by CCTV, the latest version of the “wolves” robots carry a rifle on the back and moves on a fighter field enveloped.
Killing machines climb stairs with heavy backpacks and pull away from a distance
These agile cars climb stairs, transport heavy backpacks and launch attacks on mannequins, as you can see in clips.
Although they seem almost identical to the military robots, the “wolves” have improvement and fight capabilities, CCTV said.
“They can evolve on various types of land and make precise strokes up to 100 meters away”added the TV station.
During the fights, the robots could operate as a true pack of wolves, sharing their tasks and coordinating each other, according to the state media.
At the head of the unit would be the “head of the pack”, responsible for the assembly of information on the targets and transmission of the recognition images, CCTV said.
Other “wolves” would have the task of pulling on enemies or transporting material and ammunition.
Modern war includes a much more automated and more fatal battlefield
The emergence of these new robots let it be understood that the future battlefield will be more automated and more deadly, said Chong Ja Ian, associate professor at the National University of Singapore. He added that this ”In part, a national pride within the country, but also intimidates the potential opponents from abroad. “
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