The war enters the era of robotics, and the barons are sitting directly at home playing games.

: As robots take up an increasingly important position on the modern battlefield, the relationship between human soldiers and the "metal warriors" has become more complex than ever. In the future, the soldiers will not be on the front line, and they will just sit at home like a “ye” to “play games” and use the mouse to control the robots to fight.

Human-machine relations are getting closer

To understand the future of human-computer interaction technology, it is a short cut to see what the US military is doing. Today, robots are more popular than ever before in various parts of the US military, and soldiers have established new relationships with machine partners.

"The Talon" is a remote-controlled reconnaissance robot that can carry weapons and can also explore explosives on top of rocky canyons and caves. An army sergeant recalled that when fighting in Afghanistan, the soldiers had to hide in the truck overnight and crowded with the robot. "We need to leave a channel for the 'claw'. Someone calls it 'Daniel'. Everyone seems to be sleeping with a woman."

During the World War II, the pilot liked to give the plane a beautiful name and painted it on the nose. Today's soldiers like to use a movie star, a musician and even an ex-girlfriend to name a military robot. Army Sergeant Brady named "Ellie" for his "claw." "I'll be happy about it, for example, 'Come on, dear'." "They are part of a team in a sense." The Air Staff Sgt. said that whenever a robot is destroyed by a bomb, he will "recycle." Remains (residues) and brought back to the base." In some cases, the soldiers will also hold funerals for the "dead" robots, firearms, and even a monument.

Nowadays, more and more human soldiers are accustomed to working with robots. On the battlefield, human-machine relations may be more intimate than any other fields.

Do not be afraid of the "surrogate" of the cold gun

As the Pentagon strengthens funding for the development of military robots, the human-computer relationship may become closer. The Department of Defense’s Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Boston Power Company and other contractors have jointly developed “humanoid” robots that can walk and run, let alone autonomous drones. Although the stereotypes of bureaucrats and some commanders have hindered robot service, the expectation of robot warfare is: "The Terminator" is as few as possible, and the "Chang'e No. 5" is the better.

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