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These super-small drones no longer need a battery
Microrobot still needs sensors, controls, but could be a virtually invisible platform.
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Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
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What’s so sweet about sugar cube-sized robots?
A cubic centimeter-sized robot, created under a DARPA grant, will compete in a series of Olympic-inspired events to prove the utility of a new, tiny platform.
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Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
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Armed combat robot operates beyond line of sight
Estonian-made robot can be commanded to shoot with a touch on a tablet.
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What does the Army see in this tiny pogo-stick robot?
Novel movement could lead to an invaluable rescue platform, capable of scouting and exploring places people can’t.
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Can bicep sensors RoboRaise the bar on robotic lifting abilities?
A new MIT experiment is showing how the AI-enabled reading of human muscle signals can help coordinate a robot partner.
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Dirty work: Robots take on complex obstacles in US Army exercise
Learning by doing, the Army is assessing how robots can be an asset on the battlefield.
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French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
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QinetiQ wins US Army’s small ground robot competition
The Army chose QinetiQ to produce its Common Robotic System—Individual ground robot following a competition between two platforms.
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These super-small drones no longer need a battery
Microrobot still needs sensors, controls, but could be a virtually invisible platform.
-
Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
-
What’s so sweet about sugar cube-sized robots?
A cubic centimeter-sized robot, created under a DARPA grant, will compete in a series of Olympic-inspired events to prove the utility of a new, tiny platform.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
-
Armed combat robot operates beyond line of sight
Estonian-made robot can be commanded to shoot with a touch on a tablet.
-
What does the Army see in this tiny pogo-stick robot?
Novel movement could lead to an invaluable rescue platform, capable of scouting and exploring places people can’t.
-
Can bicep sensors RoboRaise the bar on robotic lifting abilities?
A new MIT experiment is showing how the AI-enabled reading of human muscle signals can help coordinate a robot partner.
-
Dirty work: Robots take on complex obstacles in US Army exercise
Learning by doing, the Army is assessing how robots can be an asset on the battlefield.
-
French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
-
QinetiQ wins US Army’s small ground robot competition
The Army chose QinetiQ to produce its Common Robotic System—Individual ground robot following a competition between two platforms.
-
These super-small drones no longer need a battery
Microrobot still needs sensors, controls, but could be a virtually invisible platform.
-
Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
-
What’s so sweet about sugar cube-sized robots?
A cubic centimeter-sized robot, created under a DARPA grant, will compete in a series of Olympic-inspired events to prove the utility of a new, tiny platform.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
-
Armed combat robot operates beyond line of sight
Estonian-made robot can be commanded to shoot with a touch on a tablet.
-
What does the Army see in this tiny pogo-stick robot?
Novel movement could lead to an invaluable rescue platform, capable of scouting and exploring places people can’t.
-
Can bicep sensors RoboRaise the bar on robotic lifting abilities?
A new MIT experiment is showing how the AI-enabled reading of human muscle signals can help coordinate a robot partner.
-
Dirty work: Robots take on complex obstacles in US Army exercise
Learning by doing, the Army is assessing how robots can be an asset on the battlefield.
-
French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
-
QinetiQ wins US Army’s small ground robot competition
The Army chose QinetiQ to produce its Common Robotic System—Individual ground robot following a competition between two platforms.
