Denysenko's company is working on other projects as well. One is a motorized exoskeleton designed to increase a soldier's strength. Another carrier vehicle would be able to transport a soldier's equipment and even help him move uphill. “We will do everything to make unmanned technologies develop even faster. (Russia's) murderers use their soldiers as cannon fodder, while we lose our best people,” Fedorov wrote in a message published online.
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Mykhailo Fedorov is Ukraine's deputy prime minister for digital transformation. He is urging citizens to take free online courses and build military drones at home. Fedorov has called on Ukrainians to make a million drone flying machines per year. “There will be more of them soon,” the Unmanned Systems Forces website said. "Many more.”
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A Ukrainian government fundraising website for the Unmanned Systems Forces states that teams of robots “will become logistics devices, tow trucks, minelayers and deminers, as well as self-destructive robots.” “The first robots are already proving their effectiveness on the battlefield," the statement adds.
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