Military to deploy "robot dogs" with 6.5mm assault rifles mounted to their back

Start digging pits now. Every weapon has a weakness. Poor robopuppy fell in a hole. Look! Free rifles! Thanks .Gov.

Last Edited by FlashBuzzkill on 10/13/2021 12:50 PM

Wonder how they perform with simple snares?

Tesla coils keep robots away.

interesting not?

War of the Worlds the series, has those robot dogs in them.



and metalhead




Last Edited by Bogota Colombia on 10/13/2021 01:13 PM

<----im all for robot dogs...i wonder what their dogshit tastes like? im open to trying new things out...i bet it has a metallic aftertaste!...im going to tell Dr.Jill that i want to eat robot dog shit...yummy yumm yumm

See Spot.
See Spot run.
See Spot blow someone`s head off.

Everyone needs to pray for a giant CME/EMP from the sun to fry all electronics and take down all power grids forever. Its the only way for people to be free.

If you can't recruit Nazis, build them

buy bluetooth/cell/internet/drone jammers while you still can

“They” must show you first.

The will be sending them out to enforce their mandates and collect their taxes in no time.

your objective is not to kill them

leg traps are not illegal against robots

capture, reprogram, and redeploy



same for drones

Honestly that level of tech is maybe 10 years out tops.

Covered pits, nets, snares, crushing traps and IEDs will take something like this out..

heck even odd patterns on the ground may be enough..

The more technically minded can create EMP pads, microwave emitters, and use radio jamming ( I assume someone is still going to have to remote control the thing to target and move...)


Once you have it immobile, wait the 8 hours till the batts are dead, and then take the weapon and ammo. And it won't be long till someone on the dark web posts a firmware upgrade to make a captured puppy a loyal guard dog

You mean, time to die.... lol......

Time to try the creators for futures crimes against humanity.
They all know the government was going to arm those terminator bots.

A few points on this.

1 - Yeah, okay, the tech is pretty clever.

2 - Why?

3 - if this is what is being publicly demonstrated then they already have a more capable version.

that same thought just crossed my mind and also since i live in the mountains where it's rocky as hell in places i am wondering how well they do off flat level ground while we roll boulders down at their asses??

good thoughts!

This is nothing s .50 BMG round won't fix.

Your a sicko

Could you please tell me where I can find information about this happening in Iowa? I’m finding information about testing in Florida but not in Iowa.

Short answer, no.

You could MAYBE at least keep it from shooting by powering up a purposely dirty high power spark gap which hopefully whites out it's up/downlink at which point the operator can't see you/tell it to fire.

But that's assuming they don't ALLOW IT to run fully autonomous!

If it's being let to run fully autonomous and doesn't require a man in the loop to operate or at least allow guns free then even the spark gap isn't going to save you.

The reason I bring this up is because all of these quadruped bots are very much capable of running fully autonomously right now and the only guarantee we have that they won't let them run that way is because they promised they won't.

In general if you see one of these things in a combat situation.

Assume there's more you haven't seen.

Leave one person to overwatch on the bot while everyone else puts HARD terrain features between themselves and the robot and either backs away a half mile or uses hard terrain to try to get around behind it.

If you can get behind it kill it while it's distracted watching your overwatch guy.

But In reality the best option is to back off and try to go around them.

For reference, if you happen to have a 50 bmg gun M8 API should light this up fairly nice. If you have less than that just try to avoid it

These things have very sophisticated terrain pathing etc algorithms. They can maneuver better than you think they can.

Assuming someone has to radio control it is a very bad assumption.

You're all but outright wrong on that one.

Also the "app" they use to run these is called ATAK and is compatible with extremely high end frequency agile mesh networked comms.

If the operator is running it through his new revision an prc152 you basically can't jam it.

Edit: so to put this a different way.

I as a civilian can use either gotenna mesh pro or beartooth and ATAK to more or less make it beyond most people who haven't done ham radio for years capability to jam an up/downlink to run one of those from a couple miles away.

With military grade stuff, jamming is possible but it requires pretty specific knowledge about waveforms frequency bands and etc in use and one hell of a jammer! (Think hundreds of kilowatts if you need to broad spectrum jam)

Last Edited by roguetechie81 on 10/13/2021 02:39 PM

Exactly WHERE are these being assembled