The US Army is testing an armed robot in the Middle East

The United States Army tested the newest armed quadropod drone Ghost Robotics Vision 60 with elements artificial intelligence in the Middle East, the publication reports&nbsp Military. This drone has a wide range of applications, from reconnaissance to strike operations.

Where the US tested a combat robot

The test was carried out at the Red Sands Integrated Experimentation Center in Saudi Arabia during exercises against drones.

Weapons and capabilities of the Ghost Robotics Vision 60

The images released show the four-legged Ghost Robotics Vision 60 (Q-UGV) drones, which are equipped with combat modules with rifles based on the AR-15 platform. These drones are able to perform combat tasks thanks to their versatile design.

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Ghost Robotics Vision 60 quadropod completed all tasks

A representative of the US Ground Forces Command confirmed that the drone hit several training targets during the exercise, demonstrating its effectiveness in real conditions.

Mobility and maneuverability of the Ghost Robotics Vision 60

Ghost Robotics Vision 60 drones are distinguished by their small size and high maneuverability, which allows them to move in hard-to-reach places, pass through dense buildings and thickets. This makes them ideal for missions in challenging environments.

A versatile platform for multiple missions

This four-legged platform is capable of performing a variety of missions, from patrol and reconnaissance to logistics and combat operations In addition, the drone can be equipped with various modules, including manipulators, sensors, cameras and weapons.

Technical characteristics of Ghost Robotics Vision 60

• Weight of the drone — 51 kg
• Payload — up to 10 kg
• Maximum speed of movement — 3 m/s
• Range — up to 10 km
• Autonomous operation time — up to 3 hours