ose on the battle field?

In the Future we will see swarming strategies as unmanned ground vehicles UGVs, unmanned air vehicles UAVs and micro-air vehicles MAVs work to overwhelm and over power the enemy by way of shear numbers. Consider if you will African Killer Bees att

For unmanned ground vehicles to be affective they in the modern battlespace, they must be able to work autonomously and together in teams. They will need to share data and be able to run semi-autonomously if the tele-robotic connection is broken. These unmanned vehicles like the modern UAVs will need to go into a safety mode and protect themselves and use artificially intelligent software and collaborative connections with other robots on the battle field to continue the mission.

Of course as these UGVs work together they will be up against UAVs from the enemy also working in swarms and networks. Currently there are many UGV - UAV team concepts where the two work together and share information for accurate target identification, acquisition and hunting.

Theoretically speaking if command and control were eliminated by the enemy, the unmanned vehicles would carry out their previous orders until they could no longer do so. Of course military ethicists have all sorts of things to say about that concept, but it is intriguing to know that robots can fight the entire war once they are set lose on the battle field?

In the Future we will see swarming strategies as unmanned ground vehicles UGVs, unmanned air vehicles UAVs and micro-air vehicles MAVs work to overwhelm and over power the enemy by way of shear numbers. Consider if you will African Killer Bees att

e modern UAVs will need to go into a safety mode and protect themselves and use artificially intelligent software and collaborative connections with other robots on the battle field to continue the mission.

Of course as these UGVs work together they will be up against UAVs from the enemy also working in swarms and networks. Currently there are many UGV - UAV team concepts where the two work together and share information for accurate target identification, acquisition and hunting.

Theoretically speaking if command and control were eliminated by the enemy, the unmanned vehicles would carry out their previous orders until they could no longer do so. Of course military ethicists have all sorts of things to say about that concept, but it is intriguing to know that robots can fight the entire war once they are set lose on the battle field?

In the Future we will see swarming strategies as unmanned ground vehicles UGVs, unmanned air vehicles UAVs and micro-air vehicles MAVs work to overwhelm and over power the enemy by way of shear numbers. Consider if you will African Killer Bees att

s from the enemy also working in swarms and networks. Currently there are many UGV - UAV team concepts where the two work together and share information for accurate target identification, acquisition and hunting.

Theoretically speaking if command and control were eliminated by the enemy, the unmanned vehicles would carry out their previous orders until they could no longer do so. Of course military ethicists have all sorts of things to say about that concept, but it is intriguing to know that robots can fight the entire war once they are set lose on the battle field?

In the Future we will see swarming strategies as unmanned ground vehicles UGVs, unmanned air vehicles UAVs and micro-air vehicles MAVs work to overwhelm and over power the enemy by way of shear numbers. Consider if you will African Killer Bees att

ted by the enemy, the unmanned vehicles would carry out their previous orders until they could no longer do so. Of course military ethicists have all sorts of things to say about that concept, but it is intriguing to know that robots can fight the entire war once they are set lose on the battle field?

In the Future we will see swarming strategies as unmanned ground vehicles UGVs, unmanned air vehicles UAVs and micro-air vehicles MAVs work to overwhelm and over power the enemy by way of shear numbers. Consider if you will African Killer Bees att

ose on the battle field?

In the Future we will see swarming strategies as unmanned ground vehicles UGVs, unmanned air vehicles UAVs and micro-air vehicles MAVs work to overwhelm and over power the enemy by way of shear numbers. Consider if you will African Killer Bees attacking a few rats in the desert and you can begin to understand the power and force of swarming. It makes sense to copy nature, when we see strategies that are so affective. And there you have it.