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Jun- 2021 -3 June
Russia Developing Unmanned Urban Combat Vehicles
Russian defense manufacturer Uralvagonzavod is developing a range of unmanned urban combat vehicles, state media reported.
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May- 2021 -11 May
US Military Acquiring 600 Advanced Ground Robots Worth $70 Million
The US armed forces is acquiring 600 additional Centaur unmanned ground vehicles worth more than $70 million from technology company FLIR Systems.
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Apr- 2021 -9 April
French Soldiers Train With Robot Dog in Combat Exercise
A four-legged robot recently took part in a two-day military exercise alongside French soldiers.
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Mar- 2021 -30 March
US Army to Undertake Final Testing of ‘Robotic Mule’ Unmanned Vehicle
The US Army will begin the final testing of “robotic mule” unmanned ground vehicles next month, aiming to lighten the load for infantrymen.
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Feb- 2021 -15 February
Russia Develops Fully Autonomous Udar Combat Ground Vehicle
The Russian military will soon have its hands on a functioning prototype of the latest Udar Combat Ground Vehicle which can operate on different terrains completely unmanned.
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12 February
Russia to Upgrade State-of-the-Art Marker Robotic Platform
Russia’s cutting edge Marker robotic combat platform will be given an upgrade so it can test the next generation of robots for the Ministry of Defense.
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Jan- 2021 -22 January
US Army Researchers Working on Adding Muscle to Robots
To add dynamism and agility to their robotic systems, US Army researchers are working on a project that envisages adding muscle tissue to the unmanned platforms.
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Nov- 2020 -12 November
US Army Gets First Of Four Robotic Combat Vehicle Prototypes
The US Army has received its first Robotic Combat Vehicle – Light prototype, jointly developed by QinetiQ Inc. and Pratt Miller Defense.
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Sep- 2019 -4 September
Rheinmetall unveils autonomous Mission Master UGV armed with Warmate combat drone
Rheinmetall adds tube-launched Warmate loitering UAV munitions to its modular Mission Master autonomous unmanned ground vehicle system
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Jun- 2018 -7 June
Google will not use artificial intelligence for weapons, CEO Sundar Pichai says
Google announced it will not use artificial intelligence for weapons or to "cause or directly facilitate injury to people," as it unveiled a set of principles for the use of these key technologies
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