When robots go to war, they won't look like us. They'll take to the sky with rotors, or they'll cruise through the sea like bulky torpedoes. Or, in Russia, they'll roll onto the battlefield as miniature tanks, without a single human inside.

The Uran-9 is an unmanned ground combat vehicle, or a robot tank. It's the latest in a long line of war robots made by Russia, and like all of them, it hasn't seen combat yet. It features a machine gun, a 30mm cannon, and missiles. It's built as both a scout and a fire support platform, one that would likely accompany troops into battle, like in the demonstration below:

It can also drive over burning walls, which is just normal tank business.