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A Tactical Unattended Ground Sensor or T-UGS is a deployable motion sensor. It collects seismic, acoustic, radiological, and electro-optic data to track any movement in its range. The T-UGS can track, classify, and identify any target within its range and relay it to across the network in almost real time to a platoon size element of soldiers as an early warning device.

Battlefield 3

"The Tactical Unattended Ground Sensor uses motion sensors to detect the presence of vehicles and infantry. The sensor emits an audible beep on detection and can be avoided by moving at low speed. "

— Battlelog description

The T-UGS is a gadget in Battlefield 3 as a part of the Recon class and replaces the Motion Sensor of the Bad Company series for the Recon Kit's ability to track ground targets. Players may deploy one on the ground and can only use one at a time. The T-UGS is stationary, larger than a motion mine, can be destroyed, and will beep when detecting movement. the T-UGS will show the motions sensed to the friendly briefly on the minimap for about half a second. The T-UGS is destroyed when the player who placed it is killed.

If a player crouches or prones within range of an enemy T-UGS, they will not be detected. The player can walk into range of a sensor, get detected, crouch, sneak away and either destroy the beacon or move and ambush anyone nearby who goes to investigate. An attentive player can listen to the device's beeping and pinpoint its location radius.

The actual hitbox of the T-UGS encompasses the lower half of the device. No damage will be done to the T-UGS if the top half is hit. It can be destroyed with few bullets, an explosive, or one single knife blow.

Trivia

  • During BF3 Beta, it was possible to place two T-UGS at the same time.
  • T-UGS sensor (without its tripod) is used as the main working part of the Scan Bolt


References

T-UGS on Wikipedia

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