"아무도 모르게 적진 한복판 침투"…'로봇 전쟁' 가속화 [MBN 뉴스7]

【 Anchor Comment 】 In China, the emergence of robot combat units, once seen only in science fiction movies, is becoming a reality. From robot wolves that have already tested their combat capabilities multiple times to fish and mosquito robot units, China appears to be taking the lead in reshaping the landscape of future battlefields. Beijing correspondent Kim Han-jun reports. 【 Reporter 】 Among the insects covering the sky, there are fakes mixed in. These are Chinese spy drones that look like mosquitoes. These are ultra-small robots measuring 2 cm in length and weighing less than 0.3 g; thanks to their thin wings flapping 500 times per second, they can fly to their desired destinations even in strong winds. Not only mosquitoes, but various other types of insect robots are being unveiled one after another. Their primary role is to secretly infiltrate enemy territory and extract information from opponents using their onboard reconnaissance sensors. ▶ Interview: Report by China’s state-run CCTV "Even U.S. military reconnaissance equipment is helpless against this master of stealth. This achievement is the answer a Chinese research team has presented to the competition with the U.S. in micro-intelligent equipment." If there are mosquito robots in the sky, there are stingray robots in the sea. When moving alongside a school of real stingrays, it is difficult to distinguish them even with advanced detection equipment. 'Robot Wolves' have already emerged as a core force in ground warfare. Squadrons of robot wolves stand at the forefront against a virtual enemy, followed by ground troops. Robot wolves are also the first to enter stairwells or buildings where enemy soldiers might be hiding. If they detect danger nearby, they can also strike targets with their mounted guns. ▶ Interview: Wu Zhixin / Robot Wolf Developer "They can operate in various ruined terrains and trenches. They can jump across trenches up to 1.6 meters wide using a running jump." ▶ Standing: Kim Han-jun / Correspondent (Beijing) "China, engaged in an all-out hegemonic competition with the United States, is increasingly expanding the scope of its actual deployment alongside the development of AI robots that closely resemble animals and insects. This is Kim Han-jun reporting for MBN News from Beijing." [ Reporter Kim Han-jun / [email protected] ] Video Filming: Heo Ok-hee / Beijing Video Editing: Kim Jin-hyeok Graphics: Choi Ji-hoon Copyright MBN. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use for AI learning are prohibited. ☞ Subscribe to MBN YouTube ☞ https://goo.gl/6ZsJGT 📢 MBN YouTube Community https://www.youtube.com/user/mbn/comm... MBN Facebook   / mbntv   MBN Instagram   / mbn_news