China is pushing the boundaries of modern warfare with the integration of robotic combat dogs and first-person-view (FPV) drones in live military drills, signaling a significant shift toward high-tech, unmanned battlefield strategies.
Footage from recent exercises shows China’s military deploying robotic quadrupeds equipped with rifles mounted on their backs, navigating terrain and engaging in simulated combat scenarios.
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These robotic dogs were seen operating alongside FPV drones—small, agile aerial units controlled remotely with real-time video feeds—demonstrating a coordinated approach between ground and air robotic systems.
The joint deployment of these technologies reflects China’s growing investment in artificial intelligence and autonomous warfare capabilities. Experts say this strategy could reshape how infantry units operate in urban and close-quarters combat, with machines taking the lead in high-risk environments.
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