And then they slightly change the software to actually track <insert random military item here> instead of mosquitos and they would have a perfect defence weapon.
Sadly that is the problem with a lot of R&D in this kind of area.
Imagine a search & rescue robot able to navigate in hazardous environment, being able to identify a human being, opening doors, to reach them, to deliver medicine, or a transport-possibility.
And now imagine an mountainous area in Afghanistan and the robot not delivering first-aid...
The R&D is the same. That's why DARPA is funding exactly these kind of challenges. Or am I wrong here.
Imagine a search & rescue robot able to navigate in hazardous environment, being able to identify a human being, opening doors, to reach them, to deliver medicine, or a transport-possibility.
And now imagine an mountainous area in Afghanistan and the robot not delivering first-aid...
The R&D is the same. That's why DARPA is funding exactly these kind of challenges. Or am I wrong here.