Jun Han robot sentry one hundred rounds of ammunition being hit rate of nearly 100%

According to South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, developed by the Korean combat robots intelligent vigilance "Aegis", currently working in Iraq HanJun sentry against Iraq insurgents night attack. "Aegis" equipped with detection and surveillance cameras, as well as South Korean-made K-2 assault rifles, can replace the vigilance task execution Sentinel 24 hours.At night, it can be detected within two kilometers of the moving object, and through the screen to the monitoring room. Control room is equipped with an operating system to control the robot shooting, detecting lock infiltrated enemy, fighting robots alert via built-in computer, automatic calculation of the firing range and other data, and then shoot, hit rate close to 100%. "Aegis" the magazine with 100 rounds of ammunition, you can continuously shoot.

South Korea plans to disarmament 180 000 2020, four years ago began a program to build robot army, Han Jun is expected when the fighting will be strengthened 2 to 4 times. Korean military hopes that by 2011 about 250 combat robots deployed to guard the inter-Korean border line.

At present South Korean Defense Ministry and the Information and Communications Ministry is developing for the Army called "pleasures" of the robot. "Pleasures" in enemy positions in the vanguard, in the wild and dangerous terrain, through the "pleasures" robot equipped with a wireless network can be monitored reconnaissance, exploration of dangerous goods such action. While also developing "light combat robots", it is equipped with rocket launchers and machine guns, etc., can climb the ladder of the building, quickly move to the front of the enemy, the enemy can one know the location and extent of the armed, and even the size of the grenade The "Throwing surveillance robot" thrown Jun Han predictable enemy position."Throwing surveillance robot" after landing, you can get around the information transmitted to Han Jun soldiers wrist watch-type computer.

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