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This bulldozer can operate unmanned 

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The Belaz factory in Minsk unveiled its new truck and bulldozer, which can operate via remote control with no driver inside.  The 130 tonne truck is equipped with a system developed by VIST Robotics, which allows the vehicle to function in fully automatic mode, whereas the loader is remote controlled.

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