A British Army commander testing war robots says they aren't always the right tool for the job

A British Army commander has concluded that ground robots, while useful in certain missions, come with significant drawbacks. The battalion tested dozens of uncrewed ground vehicles and found challenges related to logistics, power, navigation, and control. The commander noted that these systems may be most effective in dangerous, specialized missions that protect soldiers, as seen in Ukraine's use of ground drones. The assessment comes as Western militaries integrate more uncrewed systems into their forces.

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