OPK develops technology for third-generation robots

The United Instrument-Making Corporation is working on technologies, on the basis of which 3-generation robotic technology will be created in the future, reports TASS message of the enterprise.

Archival photo.

“Such robotics will be able to navigate in space without the participation of an operator and GPS / GLONASS signals, independently choose a route of movement, recognize objects from a video image, conduct reconnaissance, interact with drones and other robotic systems. At the same time, the vehicles will remain practically invisible to electronic intelligence and other means of detection, as they will have an almost zero level of radiation, the corporation told the agency.

“We have made significant advances in research in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and intelligent automated control systems for robotics, as well as technical“ vision. ” They taught robotics to “communicate” with each other, help each other and solve problems together, ”said Alexander Kalinin, director of the defense industry department.

The company's specialists believe that "ground Robots new generation will be able to navigate in space even when the signals of the navigation system are lost, as well as recognize objects. According to them, "with the help of SLAM technologies (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping, a method of simultaneous navigation and mapping), robots will be able to create three-dimensional maps of the area in which they move."

Earlier, in October, it was reported that the defense complex had completed work on the Unicum technology, which is capable of automatically controlling up to 10 of robotics units simultaneously.

Comments

[venaya]

“New-generation ground robots will be able to navigate in space even with the loss of navigation system signals, as well as recognize objects”

Science and technology are moving forward. Without developed science and modern industry, nothing good shines for us; it is useful to realize this. I wish you success in your work.

[Dormidont2]

these will be real robots, without an operator, we must quickly put such systems on the su-25 (24), and we will get shock drones - robots

[Civil]

Robots are already in the near future, it is necessary to roll in money, although in this case it will be worse.

[Vikings]

If only our anti-terrorist units could be equipped with
in total quantities. This would minimize our losses.

[good7]

As well as a numerical advantage, but again the means of protection should be on the level!

[Vladimirets]

I wanted to write: well done designers and our military-industrial complex! And then I thought that in the foreseeable future, ground-based robotics, especially combat, and even with "artificial intelligence", will not soon replace humans.

[venaya]

Quote: Vladimirets

in the foreseeable future, ground-based robotics, especially combat, and even with "artificial intelligence" will not soon replace humans.

If the industry is tightened up a bit, then I don’t see any problems for using such equipment in the near future. Not all that complicated.

[Vladimirets]

Quote: venaya

If the industry is tightened up a bit, then I don’t see any problems for using such equipment in the near future. Not all this is difficult, it is important to really want.

It is not a matter of industry, but of the general level of development of human technology. So far, people are simply unable to create a robot with artificial intelligence that could compare on the battlefield with humans.

[venaya]

Quote: Vladimirets

So far, people are simply unable to create a robot with artificial intelligence that could compare on the battlefield with humans.

In this case, there is no such need. A combat robot is able to solve tasks that a person is not capable of, on the other hand, a person is able to solve tasks that a robot is not capable of. Here, the greater difficulty is to break the habitual stereotype of the person’s thinking when deciding on the possibility of the combat use of such devices, but this task is in my opinion much more complicated than creating a really combat-ready robot. The inertia of thinking in a person is very high, it is difficult to quickly break it, and here problems are possible, there is such a practice.

[gladcu2]

venaya

Did not answer correctly.

The robot does not assume the necessary level of responsibility. Strength man inside technology risks his life and also answers with his life.

In a robot, it’s much easier to sniff out external supposedly necessary. Yes, and it’s easier to kill them.

[Starover_Z]

Quote: Vladimirets

I wanted to write: well done designers and our military-industrial complex! And then I thought that in the foreseeable future, ground-based robotics, especially combat, and even with "artificial intelligence", will not soon replace humans.

From what ?! Microelectronics not only strides, but sweeps by leaps and bounds
and it is quite possible that in 10-15 years the equipment will be quite independent!
And a bit of humor. While in Europe and America, people fought among themselves on bows and spears,
in Russia, then still Russia, robotic pregeneration complexes were already in use:

Remember ?! In the movie "Frost" they showed more!

[Kibalchish]

This is apparently just those weapons working on new physical principles that Rogozin spoke about.

[KaPToC]

Robots, in principle, do not replace humans, but complement them.

[NDR-791]

In the defense industry complex, work has been completed on the Unicum technology, which is capable of automatically controlling up to 10 units of robotics simultaneously.
The work is completed, it is necessary to implement! What is in the article is the next step. I am not yet talking about the independent decision of the machine to open fire, but here are a dozen "self-thinking carts" for RChBZ, for example, combined into one organism - this is already a very good step and a great help. Adoption and production, unfortunately, does not depend on the defense industry.

[Wedmak]

In my opinion, I said that if we should kick ours properly, they will catch up and overtake everyone and everything. The main thing is to give purpose and encouragement.

[Bronik]

Sapper robots are tested and good. Personally, I am alarmed by robots with machine guns. I understand that progress, but ... I'm afraid of these "terminators"

[stayer]

It is logical. A robot with weapons is still dangerous. Only a person can make a decision to shoot. I think it is very far from being used in combat. Or in areas subject to full "termination". For the robot cannot yet distinguish a moving object from its own. I understand that many will argue, but this is so. Even if you equip the fighters (people) with devices for identifying friend or foe, they (devices) will quickly appear on the other side. Plus, the robot doesn't have human ingenuity. These cans will be easily destroyed, and with a skillful approach, they will be reformatted against the attacking side.
As a fire support, under the guidance and under the guise of people it is quite possible. The development of robotics cannot be stopped. But before the appearance of the terminators, it is still incredible how far away they think.

[KaPToC]

You are considering the spherical situation of horse breeding in an airless space. Next to the robots will be people who make decisions in difficult situations for the electronic brain. The robot will perfectly cope with a simple task - to move warlock to that hill and destroy everything that is not identified as a landscape.

[stayer]

I agree. But on the way out to that hill there can be not only opponents, but also ours or civilians. Therefore, he wrote that either complete termination (annihilation) of everything that moves, or control from a person. The robot itself can’t.

[KaPToC]

When your unit attacks enemy positions, there can be no civilians between your positions and the positions of the enemy, and if someone happens to be random, then he will die regardless of whether the robots attack or people.

[Gunther]

bronik Quote:
Sapper robots are tested and good. Personally, I am alarmed by robots with machine guns. I understand that progress, but ... I'm afraid of these "terminators"

I immediately remembered the parable of R. Sheckley “The Guardian Bird”)))

... recognize objects by video image, conduct reconnaissance, interact with drones ..
Taught robotics to "communicate" with each other, help each other and jointly solve problems

Add an odor and heat scanner and you have a swarm-type system, ideal for destroying an adversary at a lower technological level.

[stayer]

Let's just say, as it is shown in the photo, it is enough, with the help of a lever, to simply turn it over and it is already a useless heap of iron. Then delve into the brains (craftsmen will always be found) and now you have a combat robot. I think that in such systems self-destruction (charge) should be provided, although it will do in the role of a suicide bomber.

[Afotin]

Rummaging through the brains of even simple consumer electronics without documentation, the problem is often solved only by reverse engineering methods. About systems protected from such unauthorized actions, I generally keep quiet.

[stayer]

Alexander, for you, maybe a problem, but for a specialist, most often it’s not a problem at all. I just saw how the car ECU is reflashed without knowing the circuit, and everything works. The element base consists of various processors, knowing their work, you can connect to it without any problems. Of course this is not a matter of minutes, but if the issue of combat use arises, then the issue of flashing will be resolved

[chunga-changa]

Great news. The future belongs to unmanned systems. More precisely - for autonomous.

[BARKHAN]

It even takes horror when you think that it will be possible to face such a piece of iron, having one "Kalash" in your hands ... I hope our "clever men" will come up with and how to carry them into components ...

[APASUS]

Incidentally, it’s not a question of testing this complex, it is simply camouflaged under uncertainty

[NEXUS]

I looked at the photo and remembered the film was called "Short Circuit" ... but in that film, the robot had a laser on its shoulder.

[Conscience]

now you can send a ship with 5 operators on duty, well, a team of furs in the company, and the rest is free space for ammunition

[Ze Kot]

3rd generation?

And when were the first 2?

[Zomanus]

Well, what I see immediately from the tasks
so this is reconnaissance and target designation.
That is, to peek and give coordinates for shooting / highlight the target.