>humanoid robots can climb a tall wall where wheeled vehicles

>>15285511
Now scale it up into vehicle size.

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>>15285511
Pretty cool.

>>15285511
Thats cool, for something that has nearly zero weight and needs propellers

>>15285511
So it's using propellers to push itself against the wall and get a grip? Why not just use a flying machine directly, then? Helicopters are even better at getting over walls.

>>15285726
Helicopters aren't very good at traveling close to the ground, though.

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>>15285520
If we did that, we needn't worry about getting over walls.

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>>15285511
Wheels just need to be bigger

>>15285511
I ain't no expert on military hardware
I don't know if a helicopter moving like a car is a good idea
It could easily become a saw at any minute

>>15285511
A few years back, there was an RC toy car that used the same principle to climb up walls. It was newsworthy & popular enough to be mentioned on pop-tech sites gift lists, iirc.

>>15285511
But can it hold a sword at the same time? Yeah, that's what I thought.

>>15285511
actually it can jump 50 feet above the wall since giant robots are made for cool anime and don't need these constant autistic shitposting threads

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>>15285520
>Now scale it up into vehicle size.

At vehicle size wall becomes irrelevant.

>>15285726
stealth

>>15286482
>noisy as fuck propellers pushing directly against a wall is stealthy
Definitely not. It would be better to have a small flying drone that can fly far away from the enemy.

>Mention of wall
>Things stay on topic
Good job /m/en.

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