Robots to be deployed in airfields to drive out birds - 동아일보

Robots to be deployed in airfields to drive out birds 동아일보 A bird might seem to have a little impact on a combat plane, but should not be taken lightly. For instance, if a mallard weighing 900 grams crashes into a fighter flying 370 kilometers per hour, the impact is equivalent to 4.8 tons.

A Military Robot that Does It All - Technology Review

Technology Review

A Military Robot that Does It All Technology Review Warrior is the latest invention from iRobot, the Bedford, Massachusetts, company best known for the Roomba robotic vacuum, and its line of remote-control PackBots, used by US combat forces to disable improvised explosive devices and perform other ... Breaking: Giant, Terrifying Warrior-Bots … On Sale Now!Wired News (blog) all 5 news articles »

Watch: Aaron Sims' Incredible Sci-Fi Short 'Archetype' - The Next D9? - First Showing

Watch: Aaron Sims' Incredible Sci-Fi Short 'Archetype' - The Next D9? First Showing Archetype was created by effects/animation veteran Aaron Sims, and it's about these huge combat robots in the future, and one that has some sort of a... malfunction. It has a rather brilliant narrative in addition to an incredible world, ...

Robot ethics won't clean up combat - Boston Globe

Boston Globe

Robot ethics won't clean up combat Boston Globe Software would program robotic weapons to act ethically, such as only being able to fire in situations that conform to the Geneva Conventions. The argument is that while soldiers sometimes let emotions of anger or hate get the worst of them and commit ...

Background on the Exhibits, Students and Competitions at the White House ... - Whitehouse.gov (press release)

Background on the Exhibits, Students and Competitions at the White House ... Whitehouse.gov (press release) Fifteen-Year Old Student Modeling Brain Control of a Robotic Arm. Anand Srinivasan, a fifteen-year old sophomore from Roswell High School in Roswell, Georgia, qualified as a top 15 Finalist in the 2011 Google Science Fair. Anand used data recorded via ... and more »