China has showcased its latest military weapon: rifle-toting robot dogs.
During a joint military exercise with Cambodia, China demonstrated these remote-controlled robots that can navigate obstacles, fire at targets, and operate independently for up to four hours.
According to Chinese soldier Chen Wei, the mechanical canines will “serve as a new member in urban combat operations,” and can potentially replace human soldiers.
This development aligns with China’s increased military budget and the global shift towards robotic warfare.
