The US Army is pushing to replace soldiers with robots for dangerous <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/news/world-news/article/us-israel-iran-war-highlights-trump-orders-shoot-and-kill-action-in-strait-of-hormuz-tensions-escalate-23627186" rel="nofollow">battlefield tasks</a> like moving supplies and evacuating wounded troops.&nbsp;
As drones expand surveillance and strike capabilities, even short-distance movement has become highly risky.&nbsp;
The service is now seeking an unmanned ground vehicle that can autonomously handle both resupply and casualty evacuation missions in contested environments.&nbsp;
The army wants an interchangeable platform that can switch with minimal changes and can carry enough cargo to sustain a rifle platoon and a company headquarters.
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The United States Army is exploring robotic ground vehicles to carry out high-risk tasks like casualty evacuation and resupply, aiming to reduce risks to soldie

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The United States Army is exploring robotic ground vehicles to carry out high-risk tasks like casualty evacuation and resupply, aiming to reduce risks to soldiers in increasingly dangerous combat environments

US Army eyes robots for battlefield evacuation

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