The inclusion of robots in the army will prevent the feeding of soldiers

- Discovery-Dr. Vihari shadow

- Such robots will be four-legged and equipped with guns and rifles. In the long run, the number of recruits in the army may also decrease

More and more robots are getting involved in the war and human beings are being left out in the fight against this.

In ancient times humans fought with stones. It improved and humans began to make sharp metal weapons. Weapons such as knives, swords, and spears were made and used in battle. The first revolution in martial arts took place when ammunition was invented. It has the ability to fight without getting too close to the enemy. That is why the revolution took place when guns were invented and cannons were invented. This changed the course of the war. Then the bombs came into existence. From hand grenades to simultaneous bombings that killed many and developed food-borne bombs. But desert trains, tanks, airplanes, submarines came into existence and also developed them in various ways depending on their usefulness. Atomic bombs, such as the Shirmore bomb, and the hydrogen bomb. Chemical and biological weapons came. Thus the horrors of war have increased. Weapons like missiles and rockets and facilities like spy satellites have added to the horror. For the past few years, some countries have been secretly preparing for Star Wars.

But in all these battles, human soldiers are needed somewhere. Fighting continues on a large scale. Humans, before any action is taken, are sensitive to the situation. Then he thinks and then processes. Machines can't do that. Humans need to be processed by machines. We need machines that work within the realm of sensory-thought-processing. So now the robots in the army have gone beyond the footsteps and are gaining dominance. Remote-controlled and automated robots are rapidly gaining ground in all branches of the military. Robot scientists, technologists, and technicians are replacing soldiers. These new soldiers are to conduct the war from a distance. It requires technical training. There is no need for Sami to fight and be martyred.

Widely defined, military robots have been used since World War II in the form of German Goliath Tracked Mines and Soviet teletens. Even today, much research is being done on its use as a possible tool in future wars. Many military robots have already been developed by different armies. Some believe that modern wars will be fought by automatic weapon systems.

We know such robots that have been used. A bomb pack, for example, is a land robot known as a talon, which digs into the enemy hiding behind hillsides. Unmanned helicopters in the Navy that detect potential enemy attacks on destroyers and warships. A motorboat called the Protector Robot is on duty in the sea of ​​robot-sentries. A torpedo-shaped robot submarine, abbreviated as Ramus, traces a tunnel dug into the sea. Similarly, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are used in air services. Military robots are autonomous or remote controlled mobile robots used to transport, attack and fight. Some of these systems are currently in use, and under development.

When the Iraq war broke out in 2003, the US military did not have a single robot. Not only that but they were anti-robots. But today the US military has more than 15,000 robots on its arsenal. Now in the near future the number of remotes will cross thousands and become tens of thousands.

These unmanned systems and armed robots, increasingly capable of artificial intelligence, are expected to radically change the design of combat maneuvers by keeping soldiers at safe standoff distances, but they also require the collection, processing and dissemination of critical, time-sensitive intelligence. Will make even faster than humans.

Now robots of different shapes are coming. One of them is a metal four-legged robot called 'Robot Dog'. There is a four-legged robot shaped like a swan. Such quadrupedal robots are, in fact, the most interesting development in robotics in recent years. They are capable of crossing environments that are small and agile and have difficulty in moving wheeled machines.

It can cross steep slopes, rocky, and muddy terrain. In such regions it is extremely difficult for vehicles moving on the road or on the tracks to travel with ammunition but these dog robots have to climb very steeply with the military equipment loaded on it, walk on the rock, walk on the rocky ground, go in the mud-swamp. Can travel even if it is to walk in icy region. It has a global positioning system to know where it is. It has a computer, has an engine and a hydraulic system, it has an electronic eye, it surveys the surroundings with a radar type lidar structure. Then it also has sensors.

Now the scope of such robot dogs has expanded. Now they can be weapons themselves. A U.S. soldier may soon find a dog-shaped quadrilateral robot dog equipped with a sniper rifle. Developed by Philadelphia's Ghost Robotics, the robot is a new version of its Vision series of legged robots. The U.S. Air Force is currently testing it at Tyndale Air Force Base in Florida.

Created by the US firm Ghost Robotics, known as "Vision 20" - which specializes in small arms.

Equipped with a custom gun made by Sword International. It appears that the gun itself (known as the GNE or "special purpose unmanned rifle") is designed to fit on a variety of robotic platforms. It has 60t optical zoom, a thermal camera for targeting in the dark and an effective range of 1,200 meters. It is thus designed to be used as a special purpose unmanned rifle that can only fire at the command of a human operator. Ghost Robotics claims that the Vision will be able to run at speeds of 20, 4.5 feet per second, or 2.21 miles per hour.

Such robots could save soldiers' lives, remove soldiers from the battlefield, be they remote-controlled mobile robots or autonomous robots, designed for military applications, but the biggest question is how these robots will be deployed in the future. And what level of surveillance will be required when humans start firing deadly rounds at them.