The Unmanned Land Combat Formation can carry out various tasks, such as reconnaissance, assaults, mine and bomb defusing and removal, and squad assistance. The unmanned equipment can be operated remotely and is able to move independently and work flexibly in groups. With them, the army can make coordinated operations between manned and unmanned forces.

The Unmanned Maritime Combat Formation, featuring unmanned submarines and submersibles as well as underwater mine deployment systems, is capable of hidden deployment and blockade as well as independent target identification and group-based attacks.

The weapons in the Unmanned Aerial Combat Formation include reconnaissance and strike drones, unmanned wing planes, unmanned air-domination planes and unmanned aircraft carrier-borne helicopters. Covering a wide range of space, they can attack in a way that is difficult to be detected and automatically coordinate with one another, creating a new model of future-oriented aerial combat scenario.