The market for military robotics is massive, and many developments can be observed in public competitions, university campuses, and DARPA’s own announcements. Exactly how artificial intelligence will change militaries around the world is difficult to say. Predicting the development of any technology even with full information is complicated, but this is especially true of matters related to national security. Many of the latest developments are classified or selectively disclosed to serve propaganda purposes. Yet even with those constraints, it is possible to get a sense of how robotics and autonomous technology is already being used by militaries and the new applications they could potentially develop in the near future.
The potential benefits of autonomous militaries are numerous, which is why billions have been spent on autonomous military systems. This technology can cut down cost, improve effectiveness, allow militaries to operate more broad, and importantly help keep some humans out of harm’s way.
This article will examine the current state of military robots around the world and the possible future applications for some of these technologies:
How military robots are being used on land, sea, and air
What different major militaries around the world are doing with robots
How non-state actors are using the technology
Government spending shows how much value the United States military puts on drones. In the FY17 budget proposal, the American military allocated approximately $4.61 billion to drone-related spending, and that doesn’t include highly classified spending on drones that might or might not be hidden in the so-called black budget, the details of how these funds are used is kept secret.
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