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Renault Develops Ground Drone for Military and Civilian Roles
Renault's new ground-based drone targets both military and civilian sectors, highlighting dual-use technology advancement by the French automaker.
- French carmaker Renault is developing a ground-based drone for military and civilian use, exploring various options including ground robots for defense applications.
- Designed for battlefield reconnaissance, the vehicle resembles a lunar rover to navigate difficult terrain while serving the defense sector and seeking civilian applications.
- Approximately the size of a small car, the prototype is equipped with several suspended cameras to assist with reconnaissance and operational guidance.
- The manufacturer expects to unveil the prototype at an upcoming international defense exhibition, demonstrating its capabilities to military and civilian stakeholders.
- Renault is working on various options for the drone as the company aims to address rapidly evolving capabilities in the mass-producing sector.
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The French group is working on a land drone for military and civilian use, capable of moving like a vehicle.
·Paris, France
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The manufacturer continues to develop in the military field, after announcing the production of aerial drones at its Mans factory.
·Paris, France
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Renault is currently developing a ground drone. Designed for field reconnaissance, this prototype combines military and civilian applications and could be presented at Eurosatory in June.
The prototype ground drone that Renault is preparing with John Cockerill would be the size of a small car and should be presented at the Eurosatory show next June, The Renault Group said
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