Russian developers showed two new ground-based drones for air defense systems
Russia has developed two multifunctional robotic systems, "Depesha" and "Buggy." Simply put, these are controlled ground robots that can be used as ground-based kamikaze drones to destroy targets by detonating a charge delivered by the robotic system.
"Depesha" and "Buggy", according to their developers, "can be used to destroy enemy personnel, fortifications, (...) reinforced firing points and strongpoints", and also "perform tasks of mining the area".
The developer also said that these drones can "quickly and stealthily deliver provisions, ammunition, fuel, and even evacuate wounded soldiers."
The carrying capacity of the "Despatch", according to these data, is 150 kg, the "Buggy" - 250 kilograms.
According to the developers, both ground-based drones are currently undergoing testing, including in the SVO zone.
The Depesha robot, which you can see in the picture, is assembled on a tracked platform and is controlled by an operator using a joystick and an FPV helmet. The robotic complex “Buggy” has a wheeled platform and is controlled using a joystick and tablet.
Russian developers have unveiled two new ground drones for the SVO.