A naval drone and a pair of NRCs dealt with the enemy on their own. What makes the SRO operation on the Kinburn Spit unique?
On the Kinburn Spit, for the first time, marine and land robotic platforms were combined in a single combat operation.
On the Kinburn Spit, for the first time, marine and land robotic platforms were combined in a single combat operation.
On the Kinburn Spit, for the first time, marine and land robotic platforms were combined in a single combat operation.
According to the press service of the DevDroid company, soldiers of the 123rd Separate Territorial Defense Brigade conducted a unique combat operation on the Kinburn Spit.
Thus, the Wolly 7.62 remotely controlled combat module developed by DevDroid, installed on a ground robotic platform, was delivered to the occupied coast using a naval unmanned complex.
After landing, the ground robot completed its combat mission.
«The mission on the Kinburn Spit demonstrated the potential of multi-domain use of robotic systems, when sea and land unmanned platforms work within a single operation. This case can change the very logic of conducting combat missions: equipment is able to deliver other equipment to enemy-controlled territory and perform tasks there without the direct presence of the military,» said DevDroid CEO Yuriy Poritsky.
As dev.ua wrote, according to the R&D director of DevDroid, Western partners are still not ready for ground robots.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian defense-tech company DevDroid announced a strategic cooperation with Norwegian Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace.


