Robot dog designed to protect soldiers
The article reports on the U.S. Army's focus on developing autonomous and counter-drone technologies, demonstrated at the AUSA conference. It highlights new systems such as robotic scouts and rapid interceptor weapons designed to address evolving drone threats, emphasizing the importance of scalable and low-cost solutions learned from recent conflicts. The military is reorganizing around autonomous capabilities, with companies like Ondas expanding their drone and counter-drone offerings to meet the projected demand for mass production in future conflicts.
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