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China is rapidly moving towards modern, unmanned warfare. A recent report revealed that China is developing robot dogs that can fight together like a "wolf pack." These robots can not only make their own decisions but also complete complex military missions in collaboration with drones.

China Develops Robot Wolves

These robots, designed for the Chinese army, are significantly different from older models. Previously, they simply assisted a single soldier, but now they have become a complete combat system working together. China's state TV also showcased the capabilities of these "robot wolves" in a program.

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These robots are designed to work in coordination with each other during urban warfare. They have a shared network, which is being described as a kind of "common brain," through which they share information and make decisions together.

How Can These Robots Fight In A War Zone?

These robot dogs have been designed for different tasks. For example, the "Shadow" version performs surveillance and intelligence gathering, while the "Bloody" version is designed to attack and eliminate the enemy.

A robot named "Polar" handles support and logistics. Notably, the "Bloody" robot can be equipped with weapons such as micro missiles, grenade launchers, and automatic rifles, significantly increasing its power. These new robots have improved speed, running up to 15 km per hour. They can carry up to 25 kg and operate in difficult terrain.

Combined Attacks With Support Of Drones And AI Technology

The neighbouring country also developed such technology that can launch attacks not only on the ground but also in the air. The "Atlas" drone system can simultaneously control 96 drones, which perform tasks such as surveillance, attack, and disrupting enemy communications. These drones are equipped with AI technology, allowing each drone to make decisions independently and maintain coordination with the others. Scientists are now working on technology that allows drones to understand and operate without any signals.

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Laser Weapons And Marine Drones

China has also developed laser weapons to intercept drones, such as the Guangjian 11-E and Guangjian 21-A, which can disable or destroy enemy drones. At sea, China has also developed unmanned vessels, such as the L30, that can navigate their own course, avoid obstacles, and engage the enemy if necessary.

Chinese scientists aim to develop fully automated systems in the future that can carry out large-scale combat missions without human intervention. Experts believe that the "wolf pack" model could become the new face of future warfare.

(With Jagran.com inputs)


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