According to its developers, the T7 has been enhanced to detect and disrupt enemy communications, radar and electronic signals from miles away, thus keeping military units safe from threats.
Source: L3 Harris
During a series of trials conducted by the U.S. Army, the remotely operated robot reportedly neutralized several small drones. Further, the EW system was powered off during such trials, demonstrating that the T7 can minimize detection risk by shutting down its own signals and then repositioning itself.
The T7 is also designed to retrieve downed friendly drones and to deploy small unmanned aerial systems (UASs) with its robotic arm. It can also reportedly perform HAZMAT cleanup, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) tasks and SWAT missions, among others.
For more on the T7, watch the accompanying video that appears courtesy of L3Harris.