Come and see! The soldier "hand-crafted" a driverless car like this.
On the training ground of the Gobi Desert
A uniquely shaped unmanned vehicle
Moves nimbly across the bumpy slopes
Causing soldiers to exclaim in admiration
“It’s truly a brave ‘mountain wildcat’”
Its “owner”
Is none other than a technician from a brigade of the 76th Group Army
Aishajiang

Speaking of his “fate” with the unmanned vehicle
Aishajiang joked
“It was born out of the ‘tire’ of transporting supplies”
Every time during field training
Dozens of boxes of drinking water and supplies
Need to be transported from the company to the vehicle park
Soldiers would be out of breath after several trips
During one transport
A soldier casually remarked
“If only we had an unmanned vehicle to carry the supplies
We wouldn’t have to be so tired”
The speaker was casual, but the listener was thoughtful
The idea of creating a small unmanned vehicle
Sprouted in Aishajiang’s heart

During that time
As soon as training ended
Aishajiang would dive into the repair room
Faced with a tangle of wires
He started learning from the basics
Whenever he encountered a problem, he would call
To consult with the engineers from the manufacturer
His fingers were burned by the soldering iron
Blisters coming and going
……
Breaking through the power system was a “hard nut to crack”
The training ground had steep slopes and many stones
Ordinary motors struggled to cope
Aishajiang rummaged through old equipment manuals in the warehouse
And bought many mechanical books online to study
He also used his rest time
To exchange experiences with his comrades
After more than two months of hard work
A “handcrafted” unmanned prototype was assembled

However
During the first field test, it encountered failure
The vehicle traveled 200 meters
Then suddenly “stopped working”
Aishajiang looked at everything in front of him
His heart was filled with mixed feelings
After a brief moment of disappointment
He sat beside the vehicle and began to check for faults
Carefully inspecting along each wire
Not missing any detail
“Found it”
After several hours of troubleshooting
Aishajiang finally discovered the cause of the fault
At an inconspicuous
Connection point
After he carefully re-soldered and reinforced the part
The unmanned vehicle “came back to life”
Now
The “mountain wildcat” can move nimbly
Across the Gobi Desert
Becoming a reliable helper for the soldiers
Source: China National Radio Military Comprehensive Xilu Qiangjunhao
A technician from the 76th Group Army successfully developed and tested a small unmanned vehicle in the Gobi Desert for transporting supplies during military training exercises. The vehicle, nicknamed 'mountain wildcat', can navigate rough terrain and assists soldiers in logistics. The project took over two months and involved significant troubleshooting to ensure functionality.
- A technician from the 76th Group Army built a small unmanned vehicle.
- The vehicle is designed to transport supplies during military training.
- The unmanned vehicle successfully navigated rough terrain in the Gobi Desert.
- The project took over two months to complete and involved troubleshooting.
- The vehicle is referred to as a 'mountain wildcat' by soldiers.