The Chinese Army Unveils the "Robot Dog" as Direct Support for Soldiers

The Chinese Army Unveils the “Robot Dog” as Direct Support for Soldiers

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 05/06/2024 at 15:18

Exército da China surpreendeu o mundo ao revelar seu mais novo aliado tecnológico: o “robot dog” Imagem: WION/Divulgação

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The Chinese Army Surprised The World By Revealing Its Newest Technological Ally: The “Robot Dog”. This Robot Dog Promises To Revolutionize The Way Ground Combat Is Conducted, Bringing Significant Advances In Surveillance And Direct Support To Soldiers.

Aerial Drones Have Already Proven Their Worth In Combat, But Ground Drones Still Face Many Challenges. Rough Terrain, Natural Obstacles, And The Need For High Autonomy Are Some Of The Issues. To Overcome These Difficulties, The Chinese Army Developed The “Robot Dog”, A Dog-Shaped Robot Equipped With High-Definition Cameras And Infrared, As Well As Sensitive Microphones.

The Dog Shape Was Chosen For Its Agility In Tough Terrains, Such As Uneven Surfaces And Stairs. Additionally, The “Robot Dog” Is Compact Enough To Be Easily Transported And Has A High Level Of Mobility. In Videos Released By The Chinese Army, It Is Possible To See These Robots Armed With Rifles, Acting Alongside Human Soldiers In Invasion And Patrol Missions.

The “Robot Dog” Is Controlled Remotely And Can Follow A Pre-Determined Route, Stopping When Detecting Any Unexpected Movement Or Sound.

It Alerts Its Human Operator About Potential Unauthorized Presence. This Capability Is Crucial For Ensuring The Safety Of Soldiers And Checking For The Presence Of Explosive Traps In Hallways And Rooms.

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In Specific Missions, The “Robot Dog” Can Draw The Enemy’s Attention, Allowing Human Soldiers To Attack From The Flanks. This Robot Is Also Useful For Checking The Safety Of Areas, Ensuring That Soldiers Are Not Surprised By Traps Or Hidden Enemies.

With The Development Of The “Robot Dog”, The Chinese Army Demonstrates Its Commitment To Advancing Military Technology, Providing Greater Safety And Efficiency For Its Soldiers. This Robot Has The Potential To Become The Soldier’s Best Friend On The Battlefield, Performing Essential Functions That Help Save Lives And Increase The Effectiveness Of Military Operations.

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José Francisco

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06/06/2024 16:16

Os robôs podem ser úteis para reconhecimento de terreno, desativar armadilhas e até mesmo dar cobertura para os soldados

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