War Technology
From Future
Since humans first started using weapons for hunting, defence and for aggression there has been a battle between those who develop protection or armour and those who develop the weapons. For millennia this conflict has forged the way for better, more efficient weapons to be invented, as weapons have progressed so has the armour to defend against them, in the 20th century the circuit and microchip have changed the way weapons not only function but evolve. State of the art weapons now have inbuilt intelligence to help the weapon complete the function it was built for; this is already changing the face of warfare. In the future war will be fought primarily by robots [1], but until then the technology of warfare will continue to advance the capabilities of today's soldier on the battlefield.
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- Robot war horse (mule) - Big Dog robot
- Guns with embedded computers and advanced functions (smart grenades, sensors, etc.): XM29 Objective Individual Combat Weapon (OICW) and XM307 Advanced Crew Served Weapon (ACSW).
- Swords robots (very impressive), mobile (on tracks), remotely controlled, can carry either a machine gun, grenade launcher or a light anti-tank weapon.
- Robot gun, XM307 mounted on a large remotedly controlled mobile platform.
- Metal Storm (impressive) is a totally electronic device (no moving parts) wich fires bullets with incredible precision and awesome rate (up to 1 mln rounds/minute. Flexible and multi-purpose.
- Ground laser
- UAV
- Space War
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- Future Combat Systems
- Future Force Warrior The soldier of the future.
- Zumwalt-class destroyerThe Zumwalt-class destroyer (DDG-1000) is a future class of United States Navy destroyer, designed as a multi-mission ship with a focus on land attack.
- Redowl military robotic sniper locator robot
- F-22 Raptor
- F-35 Lightning II
- Active Denial System(ADS) is a non-lethal, directed-energy weapon system under development by the U.S. military. It is a strong millimeter-wave transmitter used for crowd control (the "goodbye effect"[1]). Raytheon is currently marketing a reduced range version of this technology."[2]
- battle field extraction assist robot (BEAR)
- Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon (NLOS-C)
- Exoskeleton
[edit] Links
Discovery Channel Future Weapons
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