The Czech Army Has Begun Testing Combat Robots
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The Czech army is testing combat robots and drones during the Moravian Lance exercises. This is reported by local media.
Given the staggering pace of military robotization in the last few years, any reasonable person must ask themselves how our own military thinks about drones on the ground and in the air. The general public's perceptions of this are sometimes unnecessarily self-deprecating. The armed forces do not live in a ...
Approximately a thousand soldiers, including members of the National Guard from the US state of Nebraska, are currently participating in the Moravian Lance exercise in the Libavá military district in the Olomouc region. Among other things, it is testing how new technologies can withstand the conditions of a modern battlefield. An iDNES.cz reporter and photographer also got to see what it looks like.
Vojáci v těchto dnech na cvičení Moravian Lance ve veğenském prostoru Libavá na Olomoucku testují prototypy posemních robotických prostředků a bezpilotních letounů. Získané boznatky armáda využije při plánování modernizace výzbroje.
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