Posted on Oct 27, 2023
New breed of military AI robo-dogs could be the Marines’ secret weapon - CyberGuy
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The US Marine Corps is testing a new breed of robotic canine that can do much more than fetch and could possibly be headed to the battlefield. The Marines hope that these four-legged robotic dogs will enhance the mobility and safety of their soldiers in the future.
What is the ‘GOAT’ robot dog and what can it do?
The Unitree Go1 robot dog, nicknamed the GOAT (Grounded Open-Air Transport) by the Marines, is a four-legged machine that has a built in AI system. It can be outfitted to carry an infantry anti-armor rocket launcher on its back. It can also be equipped with a forward-facing GoPro camera, multiple rails for extra cameras, aiming lasers, and other essential gear.
What is the ‘GOAT’ robot dog and what can it do?
The Unitree Go1 robot dog, nicknamed the GOAT (Grounded Open-Air Transport) by the Marines, is a four-legged machine that has a built in AI system. It can be outfitted to carry an infantry anti-armor rocket launcher on its back. It can also be equipped with a forward-facing GoPro camera, multiple rails for extra cameras, aiming lasers, and other essential gear.
New breed of military AI robo-dogs could be the Marines’ secret weapon - CyberGuy
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"A new breed of AI robotic dogs, known as the GOAT (Grounded Open-Air Transport), is being tested by the U.S. Marine Corps. These metallic canines, far from being mere novelties, are designed to serve in the front lines of conflict, carrying heavy loads, scouting terrain, and providing fire support in remote and dangerous areas."
"A new breed of AI robotic dogs, known as the GOAT (Grounded Open-Air Transport), is being tested by the U.S. Marine Corps. These metallic canines, far from being mere novelties, are designed to serve in the front lines of conflict, carrying heavy loads, scouting terrain, and providing fire support in remote and dangerous areas."
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