WHILE flying drones have grabbed the world’s attention and rewritten the rules of combat, a quieter revolution is crawling along beneath them on the battlefield in Ukraine.
Battalions of ground robots – tracked and wheeled machines that deliver supplies, haul ammunition, evacuate the wounded, lay mines and increasingly hold land – now conduct thousands of missions every month.
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