A video showing an aerial drone and a robotic dog firing fireworks at each other has recently gone viral on Chinese social media, sparking lively discussions about the future of unmanned warfare.

These robot dogs can carry up to 100 kilograms of tools and materials and are suitable for operations in extreme weather conditions of -40 degrees Celsius. The metal dogs are fitted with “shoes ...

Indian Army's robotic dogs 'MULE' (Multi Utility Legged Equipment) stole the show at the Republic Day parade in Kolkata on Sunday. Named 'Sanjay', the 'MULE' is an all-weather ground robot dog ...

A Chinese robot dog designed to carry heavy loads in extreme cold has successfully completed a series of tests in Antarctica, according to state broadcaster CCTV. Video footage broadcast on ...

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A Chinese six-legged robot dog has completed tests in Antarctica, showcasing its ability to carry heavy loads in extreme cold. As reported by a state broadcaster, footage showed the robot moving a ...

A D.C. program is pairing seniors with battery-powered robotic pets to ease the loneliness and isolation that often ...

A viral video depicts a mysterious battle between a robot dog and a drone using fireworks. The footage has raised concerns about the future implications of autonomous warfare technology.

A robotic dog fighting an aerial drone is the future of warfare that one would expect in science fiction. But a video depicting this real-life scene has gone viral on social media sites in China and ...

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