At the "Army-2024" arms exhibition, the "Quadriga" robotic transporter on a wheeled chassis with a 120-mm 2B11 mortar mounted on it was presented. Army Recognition drew attention to this combat robot with the emblem of the Kalashnikov concern.
The integration of the 120-mm 2B11 mortar allows the robotic transformer to effectively destroy enemy personnel, fortifications, and equipment. This unmanned system provides a significant advantage, reducing risks to its operators.
The "Quadriga" is built on a 4x4 wheeled chassis specially designed for off-road driving. The 2B11 mortar mounted on the transporter has a firing range of 7 km. One of the features of this system is its rapid deployment. The "Quadriga" switches from a traveling to a combat position in 2 minutes.
The mobility of the "Quadriga" is enhanced by its ability to travel up to 800 kilometers on a single refueling. Despite its power and payload capacity, the transporter can reach a maximum speed of 30 km/h. The introduction of the "Quadriga" self-propelled mortar system marks a significant step forward in the Russian military robotics program.
As Army Recognition writes, by integrating advanced unmanned systems with traditional artillery, Russia is setting a new standard for how ground forces can operate in combat conditions. The development of the "Quadriga" proves Russia's commitment to maintaining its advantage in unmanned military technologies.
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