미국이 두려워한 한국의 로봇 개!! 전방 공병 아들을 잃은 아버지의 복수, 세상에서 가장 따뜻한 방패 !!

Michael Harrington, U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense for Technology and Security, is shocked upon receiving a report that South Korea has completed its own independent defense robot system. He was the very person who personally designed the clause prohibiting weaponization when a South Korean company acquired an American robot firm fourteen years ago. Enraged by the report that this shackle had been broken, he heads to South Korea with his colleagues. On the ground, Michael's convictions crumble one by one. South Korea's walking robots navigated rough terrain autonomously without prior programming and changed their paths on the spot even when the terrain shifted. Even more decisive was the fact that South Korea had not violated the clause. What was prohibited was the body of the acquired robot; South Korea had rebuilt the body and independently developed its AI. It was not that they had broken down the door, but rather that they had built a new one next to it. At the production facility, drive motors, reducers, batteries, precision robotic arms, and unmanned vehicle platforms were all integrated into a complete ecosystem. That was the reason why mass production was possible at one-seventh the cost of the United States. Japanese analyst Nakamura quietly admitted that while Japan possessed the individual technologies, they had failed to integrate them into a single system. At the mountain test site, Michael witnessed robots performing reconnaissance, clearing mines, and evacuating the wounded. They were not killing machines, but machines that stepped into the places where people would die. In the final integrated demonstration, a laser air defense system shot down a swarm of twenty drones in four minutes, and the cost of engagement was a fraction of that of a missile. In the end, Robert admitted that he was wrong. Then, Dr. Yoon Do-kyum confessed. His son, a frontline engineer, had died in the line of duty at the age of twenty-six while trying to save a comrade, and he had developed this technology to ensure that no other parent would receive the same call. On the plane back home, Michael wrote the first line of his report: "The weapon we tried to block was the warmest shield in the world."