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US Army tests out robot-human buddy teams to spot hidden dangers – CNET
AR glasses connect soldiers with keen-eyed robot companions.
This Army robot detects changes in the environment and relays that information back to a human soldier.
US Army
Everyone loves a good buddy story. The US Army is looking at pairing up robots and humans to work together to quickly assess dangers in the field.
Scientists with the US Army Research Laboratory tested out a robo-teammates concept using an autonomous wheeled robot equipped with lidar sensors that let it monitor the area around it in 3D and in real time. The robot was paired with a …
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