With prototypes produced in 2006, the system was designed to replace human-oriented guarding along the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and to provide the "perfect guard operation". [1] The primary goal of the project, as quoted by Shin Hyun-don from the South Korean defense ministry "is to transform the current guard and observation mission on ...

2023年2月1日 · Samsung Techwin developed the robot jointly with Korea University, and according to Stripes, units were deployed as early as 2010 to the demilitarized zone (DMZ) that splits the Korean...

2010年7月14日 · South Korea's military has deployed machine-gun-toting robots along the heavily fortified border with North Korea, and a related promo video delivers more shock and awe than …

‘The Intelligent Surveillance and Guard Robot is unique because it is the first of its kind to have surveillance, tracking, firing and voice-recognition systems built into a single unit,’ the deputy minister said. The robot, which weighs 117 kilograms and stands 1.2 meters high, can also provide suppressive fire with a K-3 light machine gun.

2007年3月1日 · A new gun-toting sentry robot, developed by Samsung Techwin Co. for the South Korean government, may soon be coming to a disputed border near you. The SGR-A1 robot uses a low-light ­camera and ...

2021年10月19日 · Commando raids, spies, and even axe murderers have all tried to cross the DMZ in some way. In just 25 years after the Korean Armistice was signed, more than 200 incursion attempts were made across the area.

2010年12月7日 · Meet the Super aEgis 2, an automated gun turret that can detect and lock onto human targets from kilometres away, day or night and in any weather conditions, and deliver some heavy firepower.

The big question is North Korea’s response to a potential army of robot dogs in the DMZ. A reported TV buff, Kim Jun-un has probably seen Metalhead from Black Mirror and the guard-dog robots from Emergence. Might we eventually see mega-dogs, the size of Great Danes, romping along the barbed wire and baring their titanium teeth at Spot?

2021年6月15日 · The South Korean military plans to add “moving robots” as part of an “artificial intelligence-based surveillance system,” according to Korean news outlet Yonhap. An article posted Tuesday cites a...

2014年9月15日 · A Samsung Group subsidiary has worked on a robot sentry that they call the SGR-A1, and this particular robot will carry a fair amount of weapons that ought to make you think twice about crossing the borders of South Korea illegally – as it has been tested out at the demilitarized zone along the border over with its neighbor, North Korea.