On the robot's back is an RPG-26 rocket launcher that is longer than the robot itself, similar to a recent example of an AliExpress robot dog equipped with a submachine gun in Moscow.

On its back appears to be an RPG-26, an anti-tank rocket launcher. The robot dog is an M-81, capable of both transporting weapons and firing them remotely. But wait, there’s more.

If you like taking out enemies and mutants with explosions, the RPG-7U rocket launcher is the best weapon to do that. It's a step up from the regular grenade launchers and has a bigger AOE radius.

One way to get cheap air support is to simply strap drone parts onto a rocket launcher, as seen in this demonstration by the armed forces of Belarus. This drone was spotted by Defense Blog , which ...

Russian developers showed off a frightening new creation at the country's arms fair this week: a robot dog with a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launcher strapped to its back. ... 26 PM EDT. Read ...

The M-81 robot dog strutting around with a rocket launcher on its back is apparently a slightly modified — or a blatantly ripped off — version of the Unitree Go1 robotic dog that is made by a ...

There's also a question of how well the robot operates the weapon. It might be able to carry the RPG-26 anti-tank rocket launcher, but whether it could aim or stand the shock of firing is another ...

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY/Gray News) - Police in Alabama arrested a man after multiple people reported seeing a person carrying what appeared to be a rocket-propelled grenade launcher, also known as an RPG.

There's the classic bazooka –its official name the M9A1 Rocket Launcher– the RPG-7 anti-tank grenade launcher, the more modern AT4, the Carl-Gustaf M4, and the RPG variants (RPG-32 and RPG-75M).