Battlefield Connectivity Drives Ukraine’s Robotic Frontline
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Ukraine plans to deploy 25,000 unmanned ground robots by early 2026, but their battlefield effectiveness depends on robust and resilient communications. A brief loss of the control link can halt or destabilize a robot, especially in urban terrain and under electronic warfare, so developers are pursuing signal relays, multi-channel links, and autonomous modes to keep frontline robots operating.
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