00:00It's the mobile PC that's better known for hosting multiplayer games like Halo,
00:05Black Myth Wukong, and Hogwarts Legacy. But now Steam Deck has found a vital new
00:10use for Ukrainian forces on the battlefield. Military engineers have found a way to connect
00:16Steam Deck to the turret platforms from which guns are fired. It means that bullets can be
00:22remotely targeted at an enemy up to three kilometers away without any threat to troops
00:27on the ground. In this video, the Ukraine military calls the system one of the first
00:32robots on the front line, claiming it can destroy 100 occupiers monthly. Helped by thermal imaging
00:39and a wide-field camera, it's deploying some of the most powerful machine guns being used
00:44in the conflict. In a campaign that's been dominated by the use of drones and other robotics,
00:50Ukraine's military claims its adaption to Steam Deck is saving a huge number of lives
00:56without compromising the effectiveness of its weaponry.
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