Russia demonstrated its unmanned tank Shturm at Tsentr-2026; check what is Indian Army plan for T-72 tanks
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India has begun the development of a remotely controlled non-crewed tank on the basis of Soviet T-72 as part of the ADITI 4.0 initiative. Renovation of T-72 tanks began in 2026 to ensure the safety of personnel in carrying out high-risk tasks. Robotized vehicles are planned to be equipped with digital systems for remote control and communication through the IP Interface, written by The Economic Times. Remotely managed tanks will be used to overc…
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Times of IndiaRussia demonstrated its unmanned tank Shturm at Tsentr-2026; check what is Indian Army plan for T-72 tanks
Russia has demonstrated its Shturm unmanned assault tank at the Tsentr-2026 military exercise for battlefield applications. Meanwhile, India is working on converting its T-72 tanks into remotely operated platforms under the ADITI 4.0 initiative. The unmanned tanks aim to keep personnel out of harm's way during high-risk missions in combat scenarios. This initiative seeks to integrate crewed and uncrewed systems for enhanced operational effective…
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