"New Russian Uran-6 and Uran-14 unmanned ground robots" Topic
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Tango01  | 21 Jun 2015 1:08 p.m. PST |
"At the range of Alabino near Moscow, in the framework of the International military and technical forum "Army-2015", combat capabilities of the Engineer Troops were demonstrated for the audience and specialists. Army-2015 was the first edition of the International Military-Technical Forum which was held in Moscow from the 16 to 19 June 2015. In front of spectator stands, a tactical episode will be played by checking the section of track on presence of mine barriers with the use of multifunctional robotic mine clearance and firefighting complex Uran-6 (MRTK-R), Uran-14 (MRTK-P), engineering reconnaissance vehicle IMR.
During the show, the IMR will make the passage at the dam to ensure the continued movement of troops. This engineering obstacle-clearing vehicle is designed to support troops' moving through zones of destruction, including radioactive and chemically contaminated areas. Engineering obstacle-clearing vehicle has a telescopic boom with manipulator, equipped with a universal working body…" link
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| Lion in the Stars | 21 Jun 2015 7:42 p.m. PST |
Yep, the two best uses for remotely-operated vehicles: Mine Clearing and firefighting in the armory. Surprised that the Russians took so long to deploy those. |
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