Rheinmetall’s Mission Master XT looks like a miniature tank, and it was designed to take down drones. It utilizes the company’s Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (CUAS), which means the vehicle comes equipped with integrated tracking and acquisition capabilities.
At 4,888 pounds, this powerful A-UGV is capable of transporting a 1000 kg payload, enabling troops to transport special equipment to hard-to-reach locations. Mission Master XT’s diesel engine allows it to travel 466 miles without needing to refuel, while its internal batteries are good for up to 6 hours of silent watch operations. The coolest feature? We’re partial to its high-performance continuous tire inflation system, which automatically adjusts the tire pressure according to the terrain.
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