Russian fighters modernizing ground robotic systems to increase control range — soldier
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A crew commander from the Russian Battlegroup South's 75th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment reports that field upgrades have increased the control range of ground robotic systems from eight to 20 kilometers. The officer also detailed improvements in camouflage and the integration of night vision devices to enhance operational effectiveness.
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What happened
Fighters of the Russian Battlegroup South’s 75th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment are independently upgrading ground robotic systems in the field, increasing their control range from eight to 20 kilometers, a ground robotic system crew commander with the…
Why it matters
"We’re still improving their range every day, and not by a small margin – it’s reaching up to 20 kilometers.
Common ground
<...> Initially, the range was short, up to, well, about eight kilometers.
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A crew commander from the Russian Battlegroup South's 75th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment reports that field upgrades have increased the control range of ground robotic systems from eight to 20 kilometers. The officer also detailed improvements in camouflage and the integration of night vision devices to enhance operational effectiveness.
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