What Advancements in Technology Do You Think Today's Military Would Most Benefit From?

Fighting battles is no longer restricted to physical/psychological warfare but on the internet. Cyber warfare is more and more prevalent. Simply learning/teaching coding and being able to speak those particular "languages", can help not just our fighting men and women but the nation as a whole.

Medical technology in the military has zoomed from the 50s and 60s and 70s when technology was really running a race. But, today, medical technolgy can often see what might happen to a soldier and lets the medics and doctors have a better idea of what preventives might do for the patient, and what medications could slow or even stop the probable disease or condition that technology often forsees what might be coming around the corner. "Preventive Medicine", is a wonderful card in the game of "heatlh", and when we can stop a disease or other posslbe redundancy with the patient's possible natural health problems. The sooner we stop or recognize what might be coming, technology these days, often lets us get ahead of a condition that is probable at some point.

Augmented reality in surgery could be very useful. They’re making great strides in the civilian sector. I’ve watched a few YouTube videos and read a few articles about how doctors are using it and providing the patient with a better quality of life.

More use of AI (Artificial Intelligence).

Microcircuitry and smart weapons.

Lazer protective glasses or goggles

The military could benefit from are exo-suit that are created from lightest and strongest materials. There are Chameleon military grade materials that can repel some bullets currently in development. And all of the afore mentions about going to the basics.

Autonomy war fare. Unmanned drones, ships, and aircraft

They need a highly proficient small power source. As well as a larger autonomous power source. Bot have been invented by autonomous0energy. The company is being stifled because it poses a risk to the current energy industry. So what they need most, they will not get, because of big business.

Pie in the sky?

I'd love to see a radiation eating robot. Or bacteria. Go to a place where a nuke had been dropped - or a power plant has melted down / been overcome (Chernobyl, 3-mile island, Fukushima, etc.), Set the bot / bug loose, and let it eat up all of the radiation, making it safe for humans - and other life forms - again.

Bonus if it works for nuclear waste, as well.