[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Owen Gregorian [@OwenGregorian](/creator/twitter/OwenGregorian) on x 119.4K followers Created: 2025-07-27 11:51:49 UTC China Unveils Robotic Tank During Test Trials | Jannat Un Nisa, Wonderful Engineering China advances its military robotics program with the unveiling of the VU-T10, a cutting-edge unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) designed to bring heavy firepower and frontline support without endangering soldiers. It is developed by China North Industries Corporation (NORINCO) and shown in a newly released promotional video. The VU-T10 is seen navigating difficult terrain while engaging simulated targets. Weighing XX tons, the robotic platform is armed with a remote-controlled turret housing a 30mm cannon and a coaxial 7.62mm machine gun. It also features electrically operated smoke grenade launchers for added protection. NORINCO highlighted the VU-T10’s optional integration with the Red Arrow 12, a pod-mounted anti-tank guided missile system that significantly boosts its strike range. With these capabilities, the UGV is engineered to “deliver heavy firepower in support of front-line operations,” thus enhancing combat effectiveness while reducing human exposure to danger. Electrically powered and capable of reaching speeds up to XX km/h, the VU-T10 mirrors the functionality of an infantry fighting vehicle. Besides offensive roles, it can offer limited transport support for dismounted troops. Its 30mm cannon adds to its versatility—capable of taking out light armored vehicles, soft targets, unfortified structures, and even low-flying drones. NORINCO’s aim is clear: develop a platform that is as adaptable as it is lethal. While no export deals have been officially confirmed, Chinese state media reports that NORINCO has actively promoted the VU-T10 at defense expos in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, suggesting a clear ambition to enter the global market.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [china](/topic/china) [$fro](/topic/$fro) [Post Link](https://x.com/OwenGregorian/status/1949437566517649913)
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Created: 2025-07-27 11:51:49 UTC
China Unveils Robotic Tank During Test Trials | Jannat Un Nisa, Wonderful Engineering
China advances its military robotics program with the unveiling of the VU-T10, a cutting-edge unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) designed to bring heavy firepower and frontline support without endangering soldiers.
It is developed by China North Industries Corporation (NORINCO) and shown in a newly released promotional video. The VU-T10 is seen navigating difficult terrain while engaging simulated targets. Weighing XX tons, the robotic platform is armed with a remote-controlled turret housing a 30mm cannon and a coaxial 7.62mm machine gun. It also features electrically operated smoke grenade launchers for added protection.
NORINCO highlighted the VU-T10’s optional integration with the Red Arrow 12, a pod-mounted anti-tank guided missile system that significantly boosts its strike range. With these capabilities, the UGV is engineered to “deliver heavy firepower in support of front-line operations,” thus enhancing combat effectiveness while reducing human exposure to danger.
Electrically powered and capable of reaching speeds up to XX km/h, the VU-T10 mirrors the functionality of an infantry fighting vehicle. Besides offensive roles, it can offer limited transport support for dismounted troops. Its 30mm cannon adds to its versatility—capable of taking out light armored vehicles, soft targets, unfortified structures, and even low-flying drones. NORINCO’s aim is clear: develop a platform that is as adaptable as it is lethal.
While no export deals have been officially confirmed, Chinese state media reports that NORINCO has actively promoted the VU-T10 at defense expos in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, suggesting a clear ambition to enter the global market.
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