BAE Systems has unveiled its Robotic Technology Demonstrator (RTD) as a platform to show off the latest in robotic combat systems. Appearing at this weeks' Association of the United States Army ...

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The Army has developed a robot to protect soldiers against nuclear, biological and chemical weapons to make the battlefield safer for men and women in uniform.

The Navy's MUSV, made by L3Harris, won't need facilities for humans, like a bridge. Instead, it could have a customizable payload area.

These robots, called smarticles, can be configured into larger machines that complete tasks. The research was funded by the Military.

The Pentagon has spent decades trying to get armed robots into service but has been thwarted by escalating costs and worries about arming a semiautonomous system.

A Breakthrough in Soft Robot Muscles, Funded by the Military Future military robots may come in softer, more cuddly, and stranger forms.

"I think we're experiencing the first cyber AI war," said David Cipoletta from Pison, which is supplying Ukraine with wearable wrist bands that control drones.

Physicians far from a field hospital could soon perform delicate, highly specialized surgery on wounded troops using robotics.

There were challenges with the target recognition technology that links the robotic vehicle with the control vehicle.