IAI Robattle

Robattle, written RoBattle by its makers, is a modular unmanned ground vehicle developed by Israel Aerospace Industries and first shown in September 2016. It is meant to take on tasks otherwise done by infantry soldiers, among them convoy protection, armed reconnaissance, ambush, decoy work and covert surveillance, either alone or alongside manned formations. The diesel powered six wheeled articulated vehicle can be fitted with tracks instead of wheels, climbs low walls and rubble, and carries a modular robotic kit of vehicle control, navigation, sensors and mission payloads such as manipulator arms, radars and remotely controlled weapons. Gross weight is about seven tons, three of them payload. Sensitive systems are protected and duplicated so it can keep working after battle damage, and it talks over a military LTE network. Spain was reported in 2022 to be testing it.