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Ukraine leverages robotic dogs for reconnaissance, combat

Robotic dogs have entered the battlefield in Ukraine, adding a futuristic element to the ongoing conflict with Russia. Known as “robo-fidos,” these machines, developed by the British company Brit Alliance, are equipped with thermal imaging cameras and remote-sensing technology. Ukraine has deployed more than 30 of these robotic units, referred to as BAD2, as part of its efforts to integrate advanced technology into its military operations. The dogs can move at speeds of up to 9 mph for five hours and carry more than 15 pounds of equipment or ammunition. Initially designed for reconnaissance and logistical support, Ukrainian commanders have indicated they may upgrade the units to execute “kamikaze” attacks on Russian soldiers and vehicles. Although the BAD2 units are currently used for non-offensive roles, it’s not far-fetched to imagine the Ukrainians taking a more aggressive approach. Ukraine has already demonstrated its ability to innovate, using drones equipped with flamethrowers to target Russian positions. A similar robotic dog model, the Thermonator, is developed by Ohio-based company Throwflame. Priced at around $10,000, the Thermonator is equipped with a flamethrower and designed for industrial tasks like wildfire control and snow removal. While developed by different companies for separate purposes, the potential for weaponization draws a clear parallel between the two robots. As the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues, these robotic dogs could play a larger role, both in logistical support and direct combat. Ukraine’s ability to adapt technology for the battlefield has proven vital, and these machines may soon be another tool in its expanding tech-driven warfare strategy. Full Story: https://san.com/cc/ukraine-leverages-... Follow Straight Arrow News on social media: Facebook:   / straightarrownews   Twitter:   / straightarrow__   Instagram:   / straightarrownews   TikTok:   / straightarrownews   For more SAN content: https://san.com/ Sign up for our weekly newsletters: https://san.com/newsletters/ Download the SAN App! Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/straigh... Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...