Attempting to give an overview of what robotics can do in present-day conflicts and not in future combat, explaining the technological difficulties to be overcome and examining the question of autonomous decision-making by robots, this article will concentrate on robotic systems operating in the air-land environment, that is to say on the ground or very close to it. It therefore excludes marine robots and unmanned aerial vehicles which need to be coordinated in use with other flying machines.
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