Overview
- CCTV aired footage of quadruped “robot wolves” clearing a mock city as a pack that shares sensor data to decide and move as one.
- CCTV’s military channel said the robotic wolf pack has entered mass production.
- A command terminal fused live maps from the ground robots and linked drones to run coordinated air and ground missions.
- The units divide into reconnaissance, strike, and support roles, with the strike model mounting micro-missiles, grenade launchers, and 191 automatic rifles.
- Operators approve shots after the robots spot and aim at targets, a setup Chinese experts say could reduce troop risk in dense urban fights.