New Delhi: Israel last month deployed in southern Lebanon what is said was the world’s first robotic combat task force. Based on Human-Machine Integration (HMI) formation, it performs complex, high-risk operations up to the battalion and even brigade levels.
Using this technology, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) were able to carry out fully robotic combat missions, drastically reducing the risk to Israeli troops. From clearing paths, bridging, to countering IEDs, these missions typically pose high risks but were completed from planning to execution using robotics, while enhancing situational awareness.
Using unmanned systems alongside manned ones in combat is seen as a transformation in warfare.
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Boaz Levy, president and CEO of Israel Aerospace In...
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