Author(s)

Chuanqi Shao, Xiaoyan Gao, Daliang Yang

Corresponding Author

Chuanqi Shao

Abstract

Confronted with the escalating intricacy of the international arena and the unceasing military standoffs in certain locales, the harshness of the battlefield milieu significantly jeopardizes the safety of the troops. As unmanned technology evolves, terrestrial unmanned combat platforms are poised to ascend the historical stage, leveraging their numerous advantages and supplanting combatants in undertaking reconnaissance,surveillance, explosive ordnance disposal, artillery strikes, and data dissemination within hostile environments. Nevertheless, these autonomous ground systems grapple with issues such as suboptimal environmental perception and constrained firepower. This treatise critiques the limitations inherent in conventional ground-based manned combat platforms during hostilities, investigates the integration of small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) operating at low altitudes with ground unmanned combat platforms, and expounds upon their superiority in urban offensive operations.

Keywords

Foreign Army, Unmanned, Small UAVs