Chinese Robot dogs army- like in Black mirror series

Cute but not very useful. Yet.

only what was presented....

looks like the lots of stuff presented in movies already exist in reality....

I wonder what they taste like?

They know they cant beat us head on so they create robot dogs and undermine our media.

Id respect them more if they went for a head on fight.

I live for the day when the CCP dissolves and the Chinese people become free !

Mount dual .40sw on top.

They aren't robot dogs. That's the NBA basketball team!

under 10k

very very useful. let your mind free on the idea.

green tips gentlemen


tanerite


flame dispensing apparatus


stock up.

these things have a myraid of sensors. learn how to exploit them.

concussive force

heat

infaread saturation

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Perry rhodan / AblePatriot/ Max Powers / Patriot king proxy tard is back with a new name!

Welcome back! We found you!

Hose em down with bleach water.

Yikes!

War Dogs ... the Spanish used them with great success in the conquering of the Americas.

HUGE BRUTAL KILLERS who lived to kill is the only way to describe them.

"... An observer said that in one hour, each dog had torn apart at least a hundred natives..."
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"... the Spanish conquistadors employed war dogs on a scale that had rarely been seen before, and with devastating effect, and Becerrillo was their most prized weapon of war..."
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"...But it was the Battle of Vega Real in 1495 that awoke Columbus to the potential that dogs had as weapons against the inhabitants of this new land.

On March 27, 1495, Columbus and his brother Bartholomew marched inland on Hispaniola with 200 men, 20 horsemen, and 20 Spanish Mastiff dogs to do battle with the Arawak natives , who were opposing Spanish rule. The forces were led by Spanish conquistador Alonso de Ojeda, who had learned the art of using war dogs in battles against the Moors of Granada . In The Pawprints of History: Dogs in the Course of Human Events , author Stanley Coren describes the scene:

“He gathered the dogs on the far right flank and waited until the battle had reached a high level of fury. He then released all twenty mastiffs, shouting “Tómalos!” (meaning “take them”). The angry dogs swept down on the native fighters in a raging phalanx, hurling themselves at the Indians’ naked bodies. They grabbed their opponents by their bellies and throats. As the stunned Indians fell to the ground, the dogs disemboweled them and ripped them to pieces. Spinning from one bloody victim to another, the dogs tore through the native ranks.”

With each subsequent voyage to the Americas, hundreds and then thousands more dogs were brought over. The most popular breed was the mastiff, which could weigh up to 250 pounds and crush bones with its massive jaws. Their sheer size and fierce look instilled terror among the native population. Famous conquistadors, like Balboa, Velasquez, Cortes, De Soto, Toledo, Coronado and Pizarro, all used dogs as instruments of subjugation, execution and as a form of psychological warfare. But it was Juan Ponce de León , a top military official in the colonial government of Hispaniola, who unleashed the fiercest warrior of them all – Becerrillo.

"...Ponce de León was the conqueror of Puerto Rico .... He trained his prized possession Becerrillo to become a powerful weapon. The dog was taught to distinguish between the Spanish and the natives, to search out and cut down runaway captives, and to kill in battle.

The 16th-century Spanish historian and chronicler, Bartolomé de las Casas, reported that Becerrillo “attacked his enemies with frenzied rage and defended his friends with great courage…,” adding that the indigenous people were “more afraid of ten Spanish soldiers with Becerrillo than a hundred by themselves.”

Becerrillo was so skilled at tracking down, killing and terrorizing the natives, that he was worth 50 soldiers to Ponce in his campaign to subdue the Taíno people of Puerto Rico...."