I feel like a tank chassis with a turret full of 50 cal’s and extra armour would be a good tool to have around.
Perhaps this is a strategy that could work in mud season or to bypass minefields. Make the ground drones light enough that they can be flown in with heavy lift drones, while the fpvs are attacking to keep the enemies heads down. Once the ground and air drones have cleared the position, heavy drones could even fly infantry in, over the mines, to secure it. Like mounted infantry used to be used except airborne.
Why not just make a fleet of drones out of every bulldozer, tractor, atv, and lawn mower that they can find, attach mine flails to the biggest ones and flood the mine fields? Demining without risk.
They need to train these drones with machine learning so they can operate autonomously and avoid EW jamming.
I can’t wait to get good footage of these in action. Putting AT mines on these rc cars then driving them into Russian trenches is a great way to clear a position
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I feel like a tank chassis with a turret full of 50 cal’s and extra armour would be a good tool to have around.
Perhaps this is a strategy that could work in mud season or to bypass minefields. Make the ground drones light enough that they can be flown in with heavy lift drones, while the fpvs are attacking to keep the enemies heads down. Once the ground and air drones have cleared the position, heavy drones could even fly infantry in, over the mines, to secure it. Like mounted infantry used to be used except airborne.
Why not just make a fleet of drones out of every bulldozer, tractor, atv, and lawn mower that they can find, attach mine flails to the biggest ones and flood the mine fields? Demining without risk.
They need to train these drones with machine learning so they can operate autonomously and avoid EW jamming.
I can’t wait to get good footage of these in action. Putting AT mines on these rc cars then driving them into Russian trenches is a great way to clear a position
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