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Footage of the Type 99B main battle tank undergoing testing.
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The video commentary specifically emphasized that the Type 99B main battle tank possesses the capability to command a cluster of unmanned systems.
This means it can simultaneously command a large number of unmanned combat vehicles, robotic dogs/wolves, small UAVs, and other unmanned equipment to coordinate in combat operations.
 
Man-Machine Collaboration, Superior Combat Capability.
The Red Wing Forward Super Soldier System consists of the "Mars" Augmented Reality System and the "Hercules" Tactical Exoskeleton. It works in synergy with unmanned platforms such as combat robotic wolves to build a trinity intelligent squad ecosystem of "human, machine, and network," empowering special operations troops and enhancing their combat effectiveness.

The "Mars" Augmented Reality System (MARS): Combining augmented reality and artificial intelligence technologies, it integrates infrared, low-light, and fused images, along with friendly and enemy positions, map annotations, and command and control of unmanned platforms, displaying them uniformly on optical waveguide goggles to improve battlefield awareness and collaborative capabilities.

The "Hercules" Tactical Exoskeleton (EXO): Integrating upper and lower limb powered exoskeletons, it enhances soldiers' physical capabilities, reduces their physical exertion, and assists in improving strike effectiveness. It can also be equipped with bulletproof armor to comprehensively enhance individual soldier protection.

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The Chinese army has released footage of its troops training in anticipation of the emergence of drones on the battlefield. Drones have changed the course of combat. While air defense and electronic warfare systems are currently unable to fully counter drones, training is especially important. Troops are moving, exploiting terrain and any obstacles to reduce the threat of drone strikes.

 



DF-61 should be number 1 now.
 
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China unveiled the ATLAS strike system, which launches a swarm of drones. The ATLAS system uses ATLUSS-A140 drones from China Electronics Technology Corporation. The drones are launched from a SWARM II launcher at 5-second intervals and automatically locate their targets. It's worth noting that no air defense system in the world can currently counter a drone swarm. A single launcher can launch up to 48 drones of various types. Drones fly at speeds of up to 100 km/h and have a flight time of up to 60 minutes. Drone swarms represent a new stage in the development of drones as a new type of weapon.

 
Group Operations of China's L30 Maritime Drones. China demonstrated the first live training exercise involving a group of L30 maritime drones. The video was filmed in waters adjacent to Zhuhai in Guangdong Province. The maritime drones participated in patrolling, identifying, and intercepting intruders.
The unmanned L30 boat reaches speeds of up to 65 km/h and has a range of approximately 550 km.
The maritime drones operate as a unified unit thanks to their "collective intelligence"; if an intruder is detected, they are blocked. The system will eventually be scaled up, and the unmanned boats will operate alongside UAVs and underwater drones, forming a unified maritime surveillance network.

 

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