Russia is developing third generation robots, which use AI to navigate without human assistance, recognise objects in video images, communicate with other robots and drones, and conduct reconnaissance missions. According to a statement from the Innovative Development Department (UIMC), it has taught robots how to communicate with one another and collaborate on tasks. UIMC confirmed that the technology will be ready to able to convert anything, from a car to a tank, into a smart robot. Alexander Kalinin, Head of United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation at UIMC, said "it can be reconnaissance and monitoring, security patrols of regular or classified areas, cargo hauling, data acquisition, and mapping."
Russia is developing third generation robots, which use AI to navigate without human assistance, recognise objects in video images, communicate with other robots and drones, and conduct reconnaissance missions. According to a statement from United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (UIMC), it has taught robots how to communicate with one another and collaborate on tasks. UIMC confirmed that the technology will be ready to able to convert anything, from a car to a tank, into a smart robot. Alexander Kalinin, Head of the Innovative Development Department at UIMC, said "it can be reconnaissance and monitoring, security patrols of regular or classified areas, cargo hauling, data acquisition, and mapping."