Soldiers of the Kurt & Company unit of the 28th Separate Brigade named after the Knights of the Winter Campaign have been observed using a robodog for reconnaissance purposes. The unit’s soldiers posted videos and photos of the drone, which was reportedly used during battles for the city of Toretsk in the Donetsk region. The robodog’s high cross-country ability, speed, and low visibility made it an effective tool for reconnaissance both on the ground and in buildings. The drone is equipped with a camouflage coating and a special handle for quick transportation. Similar drones are used by armed forces around the world for various purposes.

For example, a few years ago, the United States started using Q-UGV drones developed by Ghost Robotics and Immersive Wisdom to patrol air bases. These small and highly mobile drones can perform tasks like reconnaissance, logistics, and strike operations. Their size and advanced motor skills enable them to move quickly and unnoticed through narrow spaces, dense buildings, and dense overgrowth. The drones can also be equipped with different modules, including manipulators, sensors, cameras, or even weapons. The use of robodogs for reconnaissance is not uncommon, as they are actively utilized by armed forces in experimental programs and serious missions worldwide.

ملخص الأخبار

• إستخدام الكلاب الروبوتية في التجسس من خلال تغطية العمليات الاستطلاعية في المباني وعلى الأرض.
• وجود تصميم مُخفي وسرعة عالية للكلاب الروبوتية يجعلها فعالة في أداء المهام الاستطلاعية.
• معظم الدول تعتمد على تكنولوجيا الكلاب الروبوتية لأغراض متنوعة في عملياتها العسكرية.