The era of AI-powered robots begins in the South Korean military
South Korea is preparing to deploy humanoid and multi-legged robots in the field to reduce risks and increase efficiency in military operations.
The South Korean Ministry of Defense announced the launch of a new initiative to enhance the military's artificial intelligence capabilities, stating that robots will be used in hazardous field missions.
Artificial Intelligence Transformation Base Established
The South Korean Ministry of Defense held a ceremony in the capital, Seoul, as part of the artificial intelligence transformation base initiative aimed at increasing the military's capacity to utilize artificial intelligence technologies.
Robots Will Take on Field Duties
Within the scope of this practice, humanoid and multi-legged robots will be trained by artificial intelligence models to be used in the field and will be evaluated in high-risk areas.
To Be Used for Dangerous Missions
Specially trained robots will be utilized in activities such as supplying materials to hazardous regions, the disposal of explosive munitions, and clearing mines.
Operational Efficiency Goal
Thus, it is aimed to increase operational efficiency and reduce the need for military units to perform hazardous field activities.
To Become Widespread Nationwide
In this context, in line with the ongoing efforts, it was reported that a total of five artificial intelligence transformation bases will be established across the country.