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Taiwan developing military UGV

13th August 2015 - 13:47 GMT | by Gordon Arthur in Taipei

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Taiwan’s defence industry has revealed a new multi-role unmanned ground vehicle that features interchangeable modules covering a range of military and security applications.

The tracked Light Remote-Controlled Combat Vehicle (LRCCV) is designed to execute tasks too dangerous for personnel, such as such explosive ordnance disposal, and is being developed by the military’s Materiel Production Centre (MPC) in conjunction with the department of electronic engineering at Cheng Shiu University in Kaohsiung.

Two variants were displayed at Taipei Aerospace & Defence Technology Exhibition (TADTE) held from 13-16 August – a fourth-generation example had a weapon mounted while a 4.5-generation robot had a

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