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Ukraine's ground robot fleet is much larger now than it was last year. New assets are facing new seasonal tests.
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Ukraine's unjammable fiber-optic drones have achieved greater ranges, but one maker, TechEx, says pushing them further may not be worth the trade-off.
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The point of Ukraine's growing robot fleet is to replace humans in dangerous areas, but their use still puts some soldiers in risky positions.
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Drones' explosive power is limited by gear, like batteries, that they must carry. But soldiers push gear to the limit, surprising even its makers.
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Ukrainian weapons makers race to stay ahead of Russian countermeasures, constantly updating their products with feedback from front-line soldiers.
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Drone maker ORQA is co-producing with Ukraine's General Cherry, but instead of them building everything in NATO, they're making some gear under fire.
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Croatia's ORQA is an established drone maker for NATO armies, but it says working in Ukraine and with its industry is the way to make the best gear.
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The West has, for decades, coordinated air fight and defense from large operations centers. Today's threats are so big that this needs to change.
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From Business Insider: Why militaries well-equipped to fight enemy aircraft and missiles may still struggle to confront the drone threat