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Military robots and drones: a reference handbook
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Table of Contents
From the Book
Preface
Background And History:
Defining robots and drones
Early descriptions and imagined machines
Automata
Power systems and precedents
Industrial robotics
World War II
Cold War robotics
Robots in popular culture
Academic centers
Fielding military robots
References
Problems And Controversies:
Artificial intelligence
Robots and drones in asymmetrical wars
Mass production and specialty design
Gold plating and requirements creep
Special vulnerabilities of robotic systems
Autonomous robots and lethal force
Robots and the laws of war
Integration of the human-machine team
References
Worldwide Perspective:
Europe
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Italy
Other European countries:
Asia:
China
Russia
India
Pakistan
Japan
South Korea
Other Asian countries:
South Pacific Region:
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Turkey
Iran
UAE
North America
South America
Africa
Conclusion
References
Chronology
Biographical Sketches:
Asimov, Isaac (1920-1992)
Brooks, Rodney (1954-)
Bush, George W (1946-)
Cebrowski, Arthur (1942-2005)
Gates, Robert M (1943-)
Greiner, Helen (1967-)
Kurzweil, Raymond (1948-)
McCarthy, John (1927-)
Minsky, Marvin (1927-)
Moravec, Hans (1948-)
Obama, Barack (1961-)
Panetta, Leon (1938-)
Reddy, Raj (1937-)
Simon, Herbert A (1916-2001)
Turning, Alan (1912-1954)
Vaucanson, Jacques de (1709-1782)
Warwick, Kevin (1954-)
Whittaker, William "Red" (1948-)
Wilson, Daniel (1978-)
Data And Documents:
BigDog
Dragon Eye
Dragon Runner
Fire Fly / Lightning Bug
Fire scout
Gladiator
Global Hawk
MARCbot
MULE
PackBot
Pioneer
Predator
Raven
Reaper
ScanEagle
Shadow
TALON
Warrior
Documents:
Missile technology control regime
National Defense Authorization, fiscal year 2001
International Code of Conduct against ballistic missile
Proliferation, 2002
Department of Defense Reports to Congress on Development and Utilization of robotics and unmanned ground vehicles, October 2006
US Department of State legal advisor Harold Hoh, speech to the American Society of International Law Annual Conference, 2010
Aircraft Procurement Plan Fiscal Years (FY) 2012-2041, US Air Force, 2011
Policy options for unmanned aircraft systems, Congressional Budget Office, 2011
References
Directory Of Organizations:
Government agencies:
Air Force Research Laboratory
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
Robotic Systems Joint Project Office
Research Organizations
Boston Dynamics
Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute
Foster-Miller Company
General Atomics
Honda Motor Company
iRobto Corporation
MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
RAND Corporation
Stanford Artificial Intelligence laboratory (SAIL)
Defense Conglomerates
BAE Systems
Boeing
European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company
Lockheed martin Corporation
Northrop Grumman Corporation
QinetiQ North America
Raytheon Company
Print And Nonprint Resources:
Books and articles
Journals, bulletins, and newsletters
Government Documents and Agency Publications
Web sites
Glossary
Index
About the author.
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ISBN
9781598847321