That’s CHAPPIE: Why the Space Force has a nuclear material sniffing robot
The modified robot dog can track chemical, biological and nuclear material. And yes, it is named after the 2015 sci-fi movie.
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Photos: Robot dog ‘Chappie’ sniffs out nuclear threats at US Space Force base
The U.S Space Force has deployed a robot dog named Chappie to detect chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) ...
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Space Force's 'Chappie' Robot Dog Can Detect Nuclear, Chemical Weapons; Developed by US Airman
Space Force now has a robot dog that can detect nuclear and chemical weapons, currently roaming around the base.
Space Force’s Nuclear Protection Wing Has a Robot Dog Named Chappie
The Space Force calls the robot dog a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle or QUGV. But readers will recognize it as the kind of Boston Dynamics-style robot dog drone. There are a dozen different ...
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Fighting ‘dirty’ — The Army’s plan to survive, and win, a doomsday war
Soldiers from the 59th CBRN Company Robots are more than a safety concern because there are not enough CBRN professionals to go around. As of 2021, the Army, the largest service with the most CBRN ...
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V2X secures $75m to advance CBRN threat detection and response
V2X has secured $75m in awards for new and follow-on work to enhance chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threat detection and response capabilities. This funding marks a ...