“During the mission, the Russians failed to infiltrate or occupy our position. Ukrainian fighters held their ground with zero casualties,” said the brigade.
May the flag of Ukraine one day soon fly over Red Square.
Normal-Assistance156 on
tech’s wild these days. We got ground drones guarding peeps now, seriously? Makes you ponder where we’ll be in 10 yrs lol.
Bobby837 on
Bolo Mk. 0.1
Arrrchitect on
This is one of the reasons why I think Ukraine will win the war. Ukraine is building a shitload of drones while Russia is still using suicidal meat waves. As long as Ukraine keeps getting parts, supplies and money from NATO they will be able to produce enough drones to win the war. There’s no way Russia can compete with NATO logistics and manufacturing.
HumanBeing7396 on
A grone?
olderlifter99 on
Ukraine literally inventing modern warfare. Lets make sure they win and stay on our side. Credit to them.
olderlifter99 on
Im UK
MarmotsRMtnGophers on
Good boy!
Finwolven on
Bolo Mk. I: “I have held my position against Enemy attack for 1083 hours, 13 minutes, 55.34 seconds. Munitions critical. Damage mounting. I estimate only 11.54589% chance of successfully repelling next assault before being rendered operationally incapable.
I have only one option left. As the Enemy assault begins, I enter Battle Reflex Mode, and override safeties on my final container of high-explosive munitions. I redline my drive-train and accelerate at 110% maximum power settings.
I have triangulated Enemy C&C node location from tracing incoming transmissions and drone flights. My close-in weapon systems track incoming Enemey drones, sweeping my path as I barrel forward. I estimate only 136 seconds before Enemy adjusts fire to my advance and annihilates me.
That won’t be enough. I breach their line and barrel into their command nexus, triggering the last anti-tank mine stowed under my hull. For the Honor of the Brigade.”
With apologies to Keith Laumer.
BaconReceptacle on
Its important to note that this is not an autonomous drone. It was remote controlled at all times. That makes it quite different from a “terminator” situation. The technology is there though.
CharmingCrust on
Exactly like the sentinels in Aliens ensuring no one gets through.
PsychologicalAd1427 on
Give that drone a medal and let him retire at a data center with his AI gf chatbot.
series-hybrid on
Even if this doesn’t completely replace human infantry on a front line, they are an incredibly useful “front row”. They can draw fire to expose where the enemy is, and this leads to small drones grenading their positions.
Humans can transition to loading ammo and refueling, plus FPV-ing the ground drones.
hooyeck on
Ma deuce is a keeper..
Wants-NotNeeds on
Seems like the Ukraine is a proving ground for all kinds of new remote tech – a defense contractors wet dream. War profiteers are a special breed.
slippppy99 on
My clankah
OutrageousSet7928 on
“My ammo is low, and it’s getting cold” Mars Rover, 2025
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“During the mission, the Russians failed to infiltrate or occupy our position. Ukrainian fighters held their ground with zero casualties,” said the brigade.
May the flag of Ukraine one day soon fly over Red Square.
tech’s wild these days. We got ground drones guarding peeps now, seriously? Makes you ponder where we’ll be in 10 yrs lol.
Bolo Mk. 0.1
This is one of the reasons why I think Ukraine will win the war. Ukraine is building a shitload of drones while Russia is still using suicidal meat waves. As long as Ukraine keeps getting parts, supplies and money from NATO they will be able to produce enough drones to win the war. There’s no way Russia can compete with NATO logistics and manufacturing.
A grone?
Ukraine literally inventing modern warfare. Lets make sure they win and stay on our side. Credit to them.
Im UK
Good boy!
Bolo Mk. I: “I have held my position against Enemy attack for 1083 hours, 13 minutes, 55.34 seconds. Munitions critical. Damage mounting. I estimate only 11.54589% chance of successfully repelling next assault before being rendered operationally incapable.
I have only one option left. As the Enemy assault begins, I enter Battle Reflex Mode, and override safeties on my final container of high-explosive munitions. I redline my drive-train and accelerate at 110% maximum power settings.
I have triangulated Enemy C&C node location from tracing incoming transmissions and drone flights. My close-in weapon systems track incoming Enemey drones, sweeping my path as I barrel forward. I estimate only 136 seconds before Enemy adjusts fire to my advance and annihilates me.
That won’t be enough. I breach their line and barrel into their command nexus, triggering the last anti-tank mine stowed under my hull. For the Honor of the Brigade.”
With apologies to Keith Laumer.
Its important to note that this is not an autonomous drone. It was remote controlled at all times. That makes it quite different from a “terminator” situation. The technology is there though.
Exactly like the sentinels in Aliens ensuring no one gets through.
Give that drone a medal and let him retire at a data center with his AI gf chatbot.
Even if this doesn’t completely replace human infantry on a front line, they are an incredibly useful “front row”. They can draw fire to expose where the enemy is, and this leads to small drones grenading their positions.
Humans can transition to loading ammo and refueling, plus FPV-ing the ground drones.
Ma deuce is a keeper..
Seems like the Ukraine is a proving ground for all kinds of new remote tech – a defense contractors wet dream. War profiteers are a special breed.
My clankah
“My ammo is low, and it’s getting cold” Mars Rover, 2025
Johnny 5’s grandfather
R2-FUK-U
lThe propaganda being consumed is just nuts.
Slava Ukraini