British Army Officer Finds Ground Robots Have Operational Drawbacks
A British Army commander involved in trials of uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs) said these robots are not always the best option for military tasks. He pointed out challenges related to logistics, power, navigation, and control that can limit their usefulness. The remarks suggest that human soldiers still play a crucial role in many combat situations.
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