Meet Chimp, one of the weirdest humanoid robots on earth

Meet Chimp, one of the weirdest humanoid robots on earth: https://t.co/0q6Vz2DODm pic.twitter.com/ZxbpN0RXzs

— WIRED (@WIRED) January 30, 2018

This Humanoid Disaster Response Robot Is Designed to Save Lives

This Humanoid Disaster Response Robot Is Designed to Save Lives pic.twitter.com/XCMTI2a2BV

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These little bots swarm like ants to build structures

These little bots swarm like ants to build structures: https://t.co/ywNnl954FS pic.twitter.com/WZMiJ1jOyT

— WIRED (@WIRED) October 8, 2017

This Bricklaying Robot Can Build Walls Faster Than Humans

Cozmo The Robot

Just bought one - US $180

RUDRA unmanned ground vehicle with remote weapon station for counter insurgency missions.

Robots have been used since WW 2, hence the idea will be reality within a few years time.

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The research and development establishment of India has developed the "RUDRA", a new gun mounted remotely operated vehicle. The RUDRA is especially designed for Army and Paramilitary forces to provide an autonomous vehicle to perform counter insurgency operations, hostage situations and hold-ups within buildings reducing risk for the soldiers.

The RUDRA is a remotely operated vehicle designed for offensive operations mainly in urban areas for hostage situations and counter insurgency missions. It is equipped with a 7.62mm caliber Light Machine Gun and a AGS-30 Grenade Launcher with belt feed ammunition.The RUDRA has adequate vision capability to operate both in the day and night conditions. It is controlled through a remote Master Control Station allowing the operator easy use and deploy ability. It is also equipped with an indigenous Pan-o-Vision camera which enables 180 degree view to the operator on real time. This feature allows an all-round view during a critical mission.

The RUDRA can be used with its LOS (Line Of Sight) to a maximum range of 500 m and 200 m in urban area with a maximum endurance of 3 hours.The RUDRA uses a 6x6 wheeled platform which able the vehicle to be used in all-terrain as well as suitable for urban environment.

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