The "Depesha-3" ground robotic system has become one of the key elements of the new training program for specialists in robotic cargo delivery. In the Moscow Military District, military personnel began to be trained in operating ground platforms and drones.

Military personnel of the 190th Military School of Cooks are undergoing training at one of the MVO training grounds. During the classes, specialists study the control of robotic systems, the deployment of control points, the selection of routes, and the organization of equipment operation in conditions of limited terrain accessibility.

The "Depesha-3" complex, developed by the "Vysokotochnye Kompleksy" holding, is designed to perform tasks related to cargo transportation and work in areas where human involvement may be difficult. The tracked chassis allows the platform to move over rough terrain, and the design provides for operation under the influence of dust and moisture.

During training, special attention is paid to the covert placement of equipment, masking work areas, and the interaction of operators with units that require property delivery. In addition to ground robots, specialists master the use of unmanned aerial vehicles.

The training program is designed for large-scale specialist training – instructors can train more than 900 operators annually.

"Depesha-3" has become one of the Russian examples of ground robotic systems that transfer part of transport tasks to unmanned vehicles.