>China’s military showed off its machine gun-equipped robot battle “dogs” Thursday at the start of its biggest-ever drills with Cambodian forces, as the United States frets about Beijing’s growing influence in the Southeast Asian country.
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>The hardware on show included the so-called “robodogs” — remote-controlled four-legged robots with automatic rifles mounted on their backs.
>Handlers kept the dogs of war on the leash, demonstrating only their walking capabilities to watching journalists and top brass — not their shooting skills.
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I dont think we have seen even 10% of the potential capabilities of these platforms. If they were trained in simulation in war games and then unleashed on a real battleground we would be toast.
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From the article
>China’s military showed off its machine gun-equipped robot battle “dogs” Thursday at the start of its biggest-ever drills with Cambodian forces, as the United States frets about Beijing’s growing influence in the Southeast Asian country.
Also from the article
>The hardware on show included the so-called “robodogs” — remote-controlled four-legged robots with automatic rifles mounted on their backs.
>Handlers kept the dogs of war on the leash, demonstrating only their walking capabilities to watching journalists and top brass — not their shooting skills.
I dont think we have seen even 10% of the potential capabilities of these platforms. If they were trained in simulation in war games and then unleashed on a real battleground we would be toast.
Kind of like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v6am-O3NHU