For the first time ever, robots with guns have been deployed in war. More like “remote controlled cars� with guns, but this headline is better. Article includes fun “Exterminate! Exterminaaaaate!� video action.
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/08/httpwwwnational.html
Cute puppy.
I want to see one of these take a spray of bullets. How robust are they?
Can they hit a moving target. How about when they themselves move and shoot, hit anything?
A great first step, but definately just a first step.
And aren't they a little excited when they say its the "first" weaponized robot? - Don't the south koreans have sentry bots already?
| QUOTE (weblife) |
| And aren't they a little excited when they say its the "first" weaponized robot? - Don't the south koreans have sentry bots already? |
It's the first robot that carries a gun in war. Emphasis on gun too. Predator UAV air drones were outfitted with hellfire missiles years ago with spectacular results in the Iraq war.
It needs to be more giant. Robots are cool but giant robots are better.
Dammit, 8 foot tall robots aren't cute! I learned that the hard way with the failure of my colossal Tammy Tinkle doll.
Add it needs legs. And a giant laser sword.
now they need to find out how they can integrate that control box with the operators neural system...
btw, that control box remind me about how the remote control deck was described in early sr books.
So is that big enough to be a Doberman? Or is that full-on Steel Lynx already?
depends on how much abuse it can take i guess.
| QUOTE (Kingmaker @ Aug 3 2007, 05:04 PM) |
| Add it needs legs. And a giant laser sword. |
Y'all forgot one thing ... it also needs to be able to transform!
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| Y'all forgot one thing ... it also needs to be able to transform! |
Thats an Aztechnology Crawler I'm sure of it.
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