Sentences with phrase «robotic weapons would»

These robotic weapons would be able to choose and fire on targets on their own, without any human intervention.

Not exact matches

In a gritty urban future where crime has increased 400 percent and bad guys are armed with face - melting, limb - frying weapons, the police call in reinforcements of a robotic kind.

You play as one of the three robotic chassis, Rex, Vanguard or Catalyst, each of which has an individual personality with a matching weapons arsenal to boot.

The comic book was set in Tokyo but this plays out in the futuristic city of San Fransokyo, where adolescent robotics prodigy Hiro discovers that his science fair invention has been turned into a weapon and then transforms his engineer brother's plush medical bot, Baymax, into the cuddliest, sweetest, most protective crimefighter the world has ever seen.

RunBot — A stunning 3 - D infinite runner where you're RunBot, an advanced robotic weapon system.

Players must run and gun their way through deadly alien creatures, crazed psycho bandits, and Handsome Jack's robotic minions to uncover the secret of the Vault, and to do so, they'll have a large amount of weapons — mainly guns — at their disposal.

The hero of this adventure is Walker the last Ranger of Vineland, an individual who has access to a mass array of weapons, vehicles and even some mutant robotic - like powers.

All weapons have a unique EP cost to use, and our robotic friend can overheat for a few seconds if we are not careful, leaving yourself completely vulnerable to incoming attacks.

It capped off what has been a remarkable year for this international coalition of non-governmental organizations, which can claim much of the credit for drawing attention to the relentless move toward full autonomy in lethal robotic weapons systems which, unchallenged, would forever change the way wars are fought.

Amnesty International has expressed concern that fully autonomous weapons, including «less lethal» robotic weapons that can result in deaths and serious injuries, would result in unlawful killings and injuries both in situations of armed conflict as well as in law enforcement operations.

The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Alistair Burt, however emphasized that the government does not support the call for a moratorium on these future weapons that would select and attack targets without further human intervention, described as «lethal autonomous robotics» in the parliamentary adjournment debate held late in the evening of 17 June 2013.

Also - in conflict zones dedicated robotic devices (small, autonomous and numerous) could be used to specifically deactivate all weapons without further human intervention - this would be a very good thing given the passions that are unleashed and at play in these situations.