“We may not see this UGV operate in Iranian Army, but we may see such a vehicle operated by Houthis in their campaign against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its aligned forces.The Turkish military-industrial complex has begun the serial production of ground-based unmanned military equipment, including mini-tanks. as a kamikaze vehicle that may sneak up on its target much faster given its overall small size,” Bendett said. Whatever the guts of the new rolling rovers, the ability to guide them remotely to targets spotted by drone adds to the range of threats small robots can pose to armored vehicles. They are shown being used as combined arms with flying multirotor scouts.
In a video demonstration, the rovers are either single-use mines or armed with machine guns. At this point, however, they are remote-controlled devices.” “Equally interesting is their claim that this will be a ‘networked’ system of vehicles that can presumably function in more or less autonomous mode. “This is the first time we have seen Iran unveil such a vehicle,” said Bendett, a fellow in Russia studies at the American Foreign Policy Council. In World War II, Germany fielded thousands of Goliath remote-control anti-tank mines, designed to crawl under parked tanks and detonate through the softer armor below. It explodes, fulfilling the promise of the simulation, and hearkening back to an earlier era of anti-tank warfare. In the same video, NEZAJA shows one of the robots driving toward a rough tank-like shape. It appears to be a proof of concept, and there is no evidence of this UGV taking part in combat,” Bendett said. “NEZAJA had an expo in Tehran where it unveiled several concepts, including this small UGV, Heidar-1.
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