Kyiv Hosts World's First Parade of Military Unmanned Systems
Kyiv marked Independence Day with the world's first parade of military unmanned systems, featuring ground and naval drones on display.
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half impressed half terrified
The future of defense looks absolutely wild.
I guess you could say the attendance was mostly remote-controlled 🤖
The future of defense is honestly looking a bit surreal
The tech on display is honestly pretty wild to see in person.
The future of defense is honestly looking like a sci-fi movie at this point