Russia has introduced the unmanned Shturm tank, designed for breaching defenses and urban combat. The Indian Army is also converting T-72 tanks into unmanned vehicles using innovative technology. These vehicles will undertake high-risk missions while protecting crew members from threats. Other countries, including China and Australia, are exploring similar advancements in military robotics. This approach signifies a shift towards integrating unmanned systems into traditional armored forces. Russia has introduced the unmanned Shturm tank, designed for breaching defenses and urban combat. The Indian Army is also converting T-72 tanks into unmanned vehicles using innovative technology. These vehicles will undertake high-risk missions while protecting crew members from threats. Other countries, including China and Australia, are exploring similar advancements in military robotics. This approach signifies a shift towards integrating unmanned systems into traditional armored forces.
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