Robotic complex "Impact" taught autonomous movement on the battlefield
The Udar robotic complex being developed in Russia has gained the ability to autonomously move on the battlefield, as well as interact with drones. Bekhan Ozdoev, industrial director of the armaments complex of the Rostec State Corporation, spoke about this.
The Udar complex was developed by the Kovrov All-Russian Research Institute "Signal" based on the BMP-3. Presented for the first time back in 2015, the complex was able to move around the battlefield autonomously, without operator commands, interact with drones, including a tethered type powered by the complex itself, as well as the ability to work in conjunction with light-type robotic systems. Previously, only remote control was reported.
- leads TASS words of Ozdoev.
It is specified that when creating the Udar complex, the Signal specialists applied the principle of equipping the BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle with a set of special equipment, which turns it into a robotic complex.
- specified in Rostec.
Earlier, VNII Signal explained that they did not create a robot from scratch, but developed a unified control system, which, after all the necessary work and tests, in the future can be installed on other standard models of military equipment in service with the Russian army.
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