A British general says 30,000 Robot's join in its army

A British general says 30,000 Robot's join in its army

A British general announced: London (Online) British General Nick Carter says that in the next ten years, 30,000 robot soldiers will be alongside 90,000 British troops. According to Britain media, 30,000 robot soldiers will be joined by the military.

Speaking on the occasion, Army Chief Nick Carter said that robots will join the army by 2030. He said that the world is in danger of another world war, which is being added to the robot military. He will support 90,000 soldiers, talks are underway with the Ministry of Finance for funding.

The army chief said in a TV interview that the military was being modernized, that robotic soldiers would now work alongside humans on the front lines. I will include machines that will either be automatic or remotely controlled. The Britain media also say that the unit has struggled for many years to recruit with the current trained force of 73,870, which is less than the modest target of 82,050. The integrated survey was expected to further reduce this target to 75,000, and technology would be used to fill this gap. On the other hand, all the Armed Forces are engaged in research projects involving small drones or remote-controlled land or underwater vehicles.

As a result of the 'Eliminate Killer Robots' campaign, the British Ministry of Defense says its policy is that only humans will fire with weapons, but on the other hand, there is growing concerned about the potential threat of a war-free of sanctions. The technology currently being developed includes the i9 drone, which will run through 6 routers, and has 2 shotguns, and will be controlled remotely, ready to attack buildings. Has been done, ie for the situation of civil war in which a large number of casualties.