The U.S. Army just held a 103-entry competition for the building blocks of robotic infantry: human-sized humanoids that can take orders, carry 50 lb, move with a squad, resist 5.56 mm fire and operate other drones
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The U.S. Army just held a 103-entry competition for the building blocks of robotic infantry: human-sized humanoids that can take orders, carry 50 lb, move with a squad, resist 5.56 mm fire and operate other drones
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