In a groundbreaking development, the industrial director of the state corporation “Rostec,” Bekhan Ozdoev, revealed that the rocket artillery systems “Smerch” and “Tornado-S” could potentially serve as the basis for the creation of robotic machines in the future. These rocket systems are renowned for their superior combat power, reliability, and various other exceptional characteristics, making them unrivaled in the world. Ozdoev emphasized that their potential for modernization remains untapped.
Drawing from the experience gained in special military operations, Ozdoev highlighted that the “Smerch” and “Tornado-S” rocket systems could pave the way for the development of next-generation systems, including robotic machines. This advancement could revolutionize warfare and offer new opportunities for strategic operations.
Previously, Olga Uskova, the founder of a software development company, stated that Russia possesses the necessary resources to produce robots on a large scale, in addition to manufacturing other high-tech products.
It has also been reported that Russian forces have already started using the ground-based robotic complex BRG-1 for evacuating the wounded in special operation zones.
Furthermore, Russia has recently developed a new system for neutralizing drones, showcasing its continuous efforts in advancing military technology.
This latest development underscores Russia’s commitment to innovation in the defense sector, raising questions about the potential implications for future warfare and the global balance of power. As countries around the world continue to invest in advanced weaponry and technology, it remains to be seen how this new wave of robotic machines will shape the future of warfare.
