Russian defense companies showcased a range of cutting-edge infantry weapons, including robots and remote-controlled machine guns, at the Army 2017 exhibition.
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| The international military-technical exhibition (Army 2017) was held by Russia from August 22 to 27 at Patriot Park, on the outskirts of Moscow. This is one of Russia's largest military fairs, showcasing the newest and most powerful products of the country's defense industry, according to Livejournal. |
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| At Army-2017, the Russian Defense Ministry showcased a range of autonomous robotic platforms, including the powerful Soratnik and Nerehta unmanned infantry fighting vehicles (UGVs). Most of the Russian UGVs are still in the testing and evaluation phase, but some versions have already been deployed with the Russian armed forces. Among them, the Uran-6 robot has participated in mine clearance in Syria. |
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| Several new Russian-developed remote-controlled turrets and machine gun mounts were also unveiled at this year's exhibition. |
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| Ship-based weapon module, equipped with an optoelectronic sensor system, a 30mm automatic cannon and a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun. The modular design allows the operator to change the equipment to suit each specific mission. |
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| The remote-controlled machine gun mount (PPDU) allows the gunner to hide in fortifications or behind obstacles, without having to face direct enemy fire. The optical and thermal imaging sensor system allows the PPDU to operate day and night, in a variety of weather conditions. |
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| Besides the outdoor exhibition area, the infantry equipment booths are also a special feature of the Army 2017 exhibition. |
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| The Kalashnikov group's booth still attracted the most visitors, with a series of modern versions of the AK assault rifle line. |
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| The Army exhibition allows people to approach and experience a wide range of weapons, from infantry rifles to main battle tanks. |
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| The guns displayed at the exhibition all have their firing pins removed and safety wires connected to avoid danger and prevent theft. |
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| Many new Russian sniper rifle models are only displayed in glass cases, visitors can only observe but are not allowed to touch the weapons. |
According to VNE
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