Battlefield Asymmetric Robotic Threat

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Korpela, Christopher M.
Bennett, Daniel
Maxwell, Paul

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2016

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Military , Robotic Systems

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Despite being unmatched technologically on the battlefield, low-cost, asymmetric threats have proven dangerous for US military forces. The proliferation of IEDs (of all types) in the Iraqi and Afghan theaters demonstrated that inexpensive, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology can impact US high tech operations. Robots have the potential to provide a similar destructive impact on our forces given their wide availability including powerful, open-source software, which has been illustrated recently with ISIS coupling IEDs with ‘driver-free’ vehicles.

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Christopher Korpela, Daniel Bennett, Paul Maxwell. "Battlefield Asymmetric Robotic Threat". Cyber Defense Review, 2016.

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Cyber Defense Review

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