The rocket launcher itself is assembled out of off-the-shelf pipe and 3D printed components. An Arduino Uno runs the show, hooked up to a Bluetooth module and a laser rangefinder.

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.

For the test, the robotic pooch was equipped with a M72 Light Anti-tank Weapon (LAW) rocket launcher, which is a very lightweight, user-friendly, disposable launcher that's been in service since 1963.

US Marines are preparing to send killer "robotic goats" carrying rocket launchers into battle. Troops began testing the so-called quadruped robotic platform at California's Marine Corps Air Ground ...

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A robot dog equipped with a rocket launcher on its back made its debut at a Russian arms fair, according to a video posted online by Russian media outlets. The video showed a robotic dog, dressed ...

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China's Wentian lab module's robotic arm to support the astronauts extravehicular activities, delivering goods, and ...