US is Launching their Most Advanced Fully Robotic Army

The U.S. military is actively integrating advanced robotic technologies into its armed forces. These powerful autonomous robots are designed for deployment in various scenarios, including urban environments, mountainous regions, and underground caves. Equipped with cutting-edge navigation systems and sensors, these robots can perform reconnaissance and tactical missions in hazardous environments.

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[myhomeo]

This technology is in it’s infancy. Given a couple of decades of development, the four-legged robots will eventually go a lot faster and farther. They’ll be mounted with armor, machine guns and canons and eventually replace infantry. A formation of them galloping, or a few dozen dropped from a helicopter fully armed, would be pretty scary.

[robertbobbypelletreaujr]

Imagine being wounded/unconscious and you wake up to a robot spider dragging you away while creepily telling you to: "be calm, i am going to take you to fix you" 😮

[RichardSorel-rc]

Amazing and frightening at the same time.

[PaulScholtes]

I don't know why but for some particular reason the robotic army part gives me Terminator vibes,
Now in theory, having a robotic army may be better... in certain way atleast...
But we can't forget that they too contain chips, they too were programmed. Just like computers.
1 error... 1 malfunction "could" end up (keyword: "could"), being disastrous

[gerwyntiberius]

I recall plenty of movies strongly showing the potential risks and dangers of putting A.I. and robots in charge of the military and the general risks associated with creating them to replace our roles in society.

[jimyounger]

They have to go robotic, we humans refuse to play stupid games anymore.

[iratozer]

Since these are all operated wirelessly, I sure hope someone is developing a counter measure.

[markhill]

these things will turn on everyone in every country.

[xmecr]

That working real dog looking at that robot dog like wtf happened to you...Where's your head 😂😂😂😂

[skraaaaz]

Love that spiderbot but damn that robotball could be dangerous if loaded with explosives

[jasontheflyingfarrierhays]

What could possibly go wrong?

On a lighter note, it was cool seeing the Ma-deuce (a weapon system that has been in service for a minute, yo) mounted on modern technology.

[peterpinkhover]

COMBINED WITH BODY ARMOR COULD BE PRETTY TOUGH

[playbook]

Skynet is here. self-awareness is only a matter of time.

[zondaensensyvarealelumina]

Автор любая война начинается с самолетов, крылатых рокет, затем дронов, беспилотниками, но знаешь в чем парадокс Автор?!Но в итоге это все к середине войны начинает заканчивается, и только штурмовая пехота остается на поле боя, обычные парни по колено в грязи, по колено в кусках человеческого мяса сидя в окопе!!

[Scrappyhoops]

Maybe if they figure out a way to concentrate high energy solar panels they can make the panels small enough to integrate into the robots.

[michaelstewart]

Guard bot looks like it could be defeated by a pothole

[GardenCelluloids]

"Squidward! The robots are running the navy!"

[LetsGetSerious-lf]

The black dog was like "How dare you bring my replacement out here like that!"

[rickjames]

Many of these are already in use but the main objective is to develop better energy sources. The new tactics and technology being developed for the US military is going to surprise and scare a lot of people. Countries like China are still preparing for the wars of the past. We are worried about the future. As long as we can stop China from stealing US tech we will be just fine.

[gar]

Joe is still wondering when in the hell was the helicopter invented.