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Will this reptilian robot lead Russian soldiers in cave battles?
The small remote control scout is designed for search and rescue and military use.
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Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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Is this Russian robot spacecrawling before a spacewalk?
Mostly teleoperated, the FEDOR robot will trade its guns in for tools as it demonstrated limited autonomy onboard the International Space Station.
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A robot as slow as a snail … on purpose
The ability of a snail-like robot to scale surfaces and cling to them is worth future study and adaptation by the military.
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Can robots make an Army platoon 10 times as effective?
The Army is specifically looking at proposals for tactical-level robots and systems that will be valuable in a training exercise in September 2020.
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Is the future of military binoculars robotic contact lenses?
While years away from a practical model, research could lead to soft robotic lenses with superhuman capabilities
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Will future combat speak softly and just be a big stick?
Novel design could lead to post-human sensor platforms or counter-IED tools.
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How alien planets can benefit terrestrial troops
NASA robots built for the unusual challenges of alien worlds offer lessons for military climbers.
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What happens when the Marine next to you is a robot
Marines recently practiced battling alongside robots, with humans and machines each performing sensing and processing duties as apart of a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency program.
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Will this reptilian robot lead Russian soldiers in cave battles?
The small remote control scout is designed for search and rescue and military use.
-
Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Is this Russian robot spacecrawling before a spacewalk?
Mostly teleoperated, the FEDOR robot will trade its guns in for tools as it demonstrated limited autonomy onboard the International Space Station.
-
A robot as slow as a snail … on purpose
The ability of a snail-like robot to scale surfaces and cling to them is worth future study and adaptation by the military.
-
Can robots make an Army platoon 10 times as effective?
The Army is specifically looking at proposals for tactical-level robots and systems that will be valuable in a training exercise in September 2020.
-
Is the future of military binoculars robotic contact lenses?
While years away from a practical model, research could lead to soft robotic lenses with superhuman capabilities
-
Will future combat speak softly and just be a big stick?
Novel design could lead to post-human sensor platforms or counter-IED tools.
-
How alien planets can benefit terrestrial troops
NASA robots built for the unusual challenges of alien worlds offer lessons for military climbers.
-
What happens when the Marine next to you is a robot
Marines recently practiced battling alongside robots, with humans and machines each performing sensing and processing duties as apart of a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency program.
-
Will this reptilian robot lead Russian soldiers in cave battles?
The small remote control scout is designed for search and rescue and military use.
-
Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Is this Russian robot spacecrawling before a spacewalk?
Mostly teleoperated, the FEDOR robot will trade its guns in for tools as it demonstrated limited autonomy onboard the International Space Station.
-
A robot as slow as a snail … on purpose
The ability of a snail-like robot to scale surfaces and cling to them is worth future study and adaptation by the military.
-
Can robots make an Army platoon 10 times as effective?
The Army is specifically looking at proposals for tactical-level robots and systems that will be valuable in a training exercise in September 2020.
-
Is the future of military binoculars robotic contact lenses?
While years away from a practical model, research could lead to soft robotic lenses with superhuman capabilities
-
Will future combat speak softly and just be a big stick?
Novel design could lead to post-human sensor platforms or counter-IED tools.
-
How alien planets can benefit terrestrial troops
NASA robots built for the unusual challenges of alien worlds offer lessons for military climbers.
-
What happens when the Marine next to you is a robot
Marines recently practiced battling alongside robots, with humans and machines each performing sensing and processing duties as apart of a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency program.
