Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "Infantry Doctrine for the Future?" video.

  1. MrGuySnailz: They already are. At least small flying RC drones with cameras that helps infantry scout potentially hostile areas.
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  2. I foresee power armoured infantry, commanding ground based drones armed with machineguns and grenade launchers.
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  3. Tokisaki Kurumi: It's more expensive to field human soldiers than it is to field mechanic autmatons. Robots can be easily replaced. Do not sleep. Do not eat. Do not get ptsd or cost a fortune for the state when they are handicapped due to combat injuries. They can be produced on an assembly line, and they don't panic or feel fear in the face of hostile situations.
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  4. Tokisaki Kurumi: You should watch the robots developed ny Boston Dynamics. Like the Atlas. The move on two legs, over difficult terrain (even ice). When they're about to slip, they right themselves. They are also able to climb stairs, open doors and if knocked over with a forceful push they can jump up and right themselves again.
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  5. Tokisaki Kurumi: Just getting a biped to stay upright and righting itself when tipped over is probably one of the most difficult challenges in designing a robot. Programming them to get themselves out of a hole is a piece of cake compared to that.
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