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Nations in Race to Develop Combat Robots
A military robot /Courtesy of the Army A military robot /Courtesy of the Army

The age when unmanned robots will replace soldiers on the battlefield is not far off, said Kim Soo-hyun, a professor of mechanical engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology, in a seminar hosted by the Army on Wednesday.

Research is under way in the Army to develop a future combat system by 2025 where soldiers engage in combat alongside military robots. Kim said around the world combat robots that mimic a wide range of organisms including humans, dogs, scorpions, centipedes, lizards, fish and even grasshoppers are being developed.

China, France, Japan, Switzerland, the U.K. and the U.S. are developing robots that resemble fish which can function as unmanned submarines. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology already tested the "Robotuna," while research is under way for China's "Dongle," France's "Jessiko," Japan's "Robotic Koi" and Switzerland's "Boxybot." Research is also under way for snake-like amphibious robots.

The United States leads the world in the development of military robots. "Packbot," which has already been tested in Afghanistan and Iraq, is equipped with a shotgun capable of sustained, long-distance fire, while a mounted camera relays images in real time. The U.S. military's favorite robots are the "Talon," designed to defuse explosive devices, the "Panther," which removes mines and the "Predator" drone used for unmanned aerial surveillance and bombing missions. Kim pointed out that robots are especially useful on dangerous missions such as scouting enemy territory or removing explosives.

The Korean military deployed the "Aegis" robot for troops sent to Iraq. It is capable of guard duty and lethal attacks on enemy targets. The military plans to deploy Aegis robots along the demilitarized zone.

According to Korea's long-term robot development plan, the initial focus will be on developing robots to detect and remove mines and conduct surveillance operations and move on to produce multi-purpose robots capable of both reconnaissance and combat missions. The ultimate goal is to develop military robots that can provide fire support in combat.

Kim, who also heads research into automated defense systems at KAIST, said, "This is still a largely untapped area where Korea could become a leader if it focuses its investments."
englishnews@chosun.com / Oct. 22, 2009 10:50 KST
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A, Amerikanci grade armije robota:
"The U.S. military is building armies of combat robots which come in all shapes and sizes - on land, sea, and air. Larry Dignan warns that the Terminator scenario might not be as fictional as we'd think. And most of the robots are already in action.These desert robots won't be stopped by a little sand.
Credit: Office of Naval Research"


izvor "Nations in Race to Develop Combat Robots":
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2009/10/22/2009102200577.html

link za "Ameri grade armije robota":
http://content.techrepublic.com.com/2346-1035_11-271473-1.html

link za "Big Dog robot-a" sa slike
http://www.isafetech.com/archives/1017

i jos raznih slicica - sve roboti, sve bez coveka. Surovo bre vreme dolazi!

Milica bi sve ove robote  poslala na otpad za pola sata.

u ovim slikama nevidim ni nase,a  ni ruske robote samo NATO robote sto nije cudo jer je pisano na engleskom

Pa dobro Berkut, ne mogu ja za tili cas da ti postavim sve ovakve i slicne robote sveta, posao je to. Ajd pomozi i nemoj samo da razvijamo diskusiju o Milici, bilo je vec to. Ajd' da vidimo sta sve drugo ima, ja sam postavio ovo za pocetak. Mnogo su mi interesantni oni podvodni roboti donekle nalik na ribe, a i letilice su opak. Interesantno je sto su Amerikanci poceli da prave i robote za svemir (vojne , tako bar insinuiraju u tekstu).
Evo jedan ruski, jedan ali vredan (malo mi je mala platforma sa gusenicama, cini mi se nestabilno za ovoliku skalameriju, ali oni bolje znaju :[115]




 

Ipak nakon velikih najava:

"The U.S. military has a goal -- that it's 30% robotic in twelve years. Why? Because robots don't feel pain, and when they die you just solder them back together or build a bitchin' chair out of the scrap metal.

    While advances in robot technology will probably result in more radical robot designs and allow for the military's goal of a 30-percent robotic force, there will always be human involvement in the control process. Researcher Bill Smart had this to say about our future robot army:

    "It's a chain of command thing. You don't want to give autonomy to a weapons delivery system. You don't want the robot to make the wrong decision."

Wow, somebody actually talking some sense for once. Clever, Bill. Or should I say smart? Get it? Because that's your last name. No, I'm not making fun of you. Jesus, it was a compliment you jackass.

Anyway, this whole human vs. robot for control of weapons systems is a real Catch 22 (love you Joseph). On the one hand, you don't want robots to have any control over anything, because all they want to do is kill us all and have oily robotic orgies. But on the other hand, you put a man in front of a giant red button that reads "DO NOT PUSH, THE WORLD WILL END" and 9 times out of 10 -- as soon as nobody's watching -- he's got his pants around his ankles and is mashing that thing with his dick like candy's gonna rain from the sky."

stvari su se ohladile (da li su???) malko, pocetkom ove godine:

"US Military Discharges Part Of Robot Army Over Budget Issues
By Rosa Golijan on January 16, 2010 at 2:40 PM

It’s rough for robots in the armed services lately. Lack of funding is forcing the United States military to end the Army’s Future Combat Systems program and eliminate many robotic soldiers, including autonomous helicopters and mine-sniffing transport vehicles.

The good news is that some of the remaining funds are being used to upgrade existing programs in an attempt to integrate the technology “in a fiscally responsible manner”. I say we just plain need to start working on a way to call some Autobots in for help. "
 

jos malo raznih slicica...

Zanimljiva oblast za proucavanje.Ima lepu buducnost u godinama koje su pred nama.Svaka cast za temu.

ma nisam misli samo na tvoje slike vec na tekst sve su nabrojali ali ruskog i srpskog nema.
kojm oruzijem moze raspolagati taj vodeni robot i kolika mu je mogucnot ronjenja ili samo pluta.

Jos su te stvari u razvoju, mada se neke i koriste, ali za naoruzanog podvodnog robota jos nisam cuo, ali njuskam

Evo dotle jos slicica uglavnmom klasicnih ROV-ova (oni su vecinom vezani kablom za upravljacku sobu na brodu) od kojih je sve i pocelo, pod vodom. Sada postoje i ROV-ovi koji su potpuno slobodni, kao onaj na zadnoj slici ili oni sto ih studenati pripremaju (mnogi od njih su lagane konstrukcije, a moguce ih je isporucivati u kitu - dobra fora) na takmicenjima u pravljenu ovih sprava (svi ti "klinci" posle bivaju zaposleni u raznim razvojnim programima, tako to ide).
Slede malo drugacije "ribe"

... "ribe","sipe", "kornjace", "krabe"  i sl. 

A ovde su vec neki ozbiljniji projekti, kao i stvarcice koje se koriste za razne svrhe, kao na pr. cuvanje jata kitova (monitorisanje itd), mapiranja dna...
Na zadnjoj fotki je prezentacijska stranica dvaju proizvoda firme MAPUA onaj gore je podvodni robot za otklanjanjena mina a na donjoj, tamnijoj, je podvodni robot naoruzan sa mitraljezom M60.