Russian new Clover artillery drone in Testing phase

Discover the Clover, the world’s first remotely operated artillery system. Watch as this 122mm D-30 howitzer on tracks undergoes testing, showcasing the future of artillery warfare..
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[sergiom]

TBH seeing how fast the drone technology has advanced in the military field and how affordable and easily accesible has became what surprises me is how late this drone has arrived for the conflict.

[command_unit]

For hot zone close support it looks good

[mithrangris]

Es un prototipo, está pensada para ser transportado por helicópteros fácilmente, no remplaza en su totalidad a los soldados en el campo, pero es una reducción evidente

[mikerowave]

Cool shovel, it could dig up any garden pretty quick

[yummyroll]

Life and death is the greatest catalyst for innovationz

[AndrewArminRyan]

I’m sure all three pre-production models of this will be a game changer.

[kaiser-eh]

A brilliant piece of military equipment

[markdelatorre]

Did they build a shell reloading drone as well?

[mandikadesilva]

It should have come very long ago. Most of the required technology was available for many years yet the the authorities didint deployed them till some low ranking soldiers use drones extensively

[bonaanayaga]

How many rounds will it have. Its scary because operators will control them also for drones another group monitors

[svengoessens]

Okay but how do you load it? How it is now, it is an one shot thing.

[eduardadhi]

Then who load the ammo ? Reducing risk of crew loss? . Is it wholy automatic?

[hansb.]

how many shells does it carry and who does the reloading???? that can't be done remotelly.

[conradeskins]

This is a bit of a game changer if you can mass produce these little baddies.

[mathewp]

1) How do they reload it.
2) What type of remote control system.
3) How far away does the operator have to be at.

[GhazKhan]

"Where is your artillery?"
"It has gone out to shoot some baddies"

[darek]

It's not masked to hide from drones. Real value of this device needs to be testet on the battlefield,

[FlashiestRed]

I wonder how cost effective these things are compared to regular arty

[shokk]

Still needs a crew to load it, I don't see any kind of auto loader 🤔

[Bloemkolen]

12 kmh max speed not including rough terrain, i would say 4/8kmh through dirt which is a sitting duck with drones