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Accession Number:

AD1157110

Title:

Russian Robotics: A Look at Definitions, Principles, Uses, and Other Trends

Author(s):

• Thomas, Timothy

Author Organization(s):

• MITRE CORP MCLEAN VA

Report Date:

2021-02-01

Abstract:

The following summary first offers several ways that Russian theorists have defined a robot, starting in 1991. Second, the analysis compares Russian and U.S. approaches to employing robotics (from a Russian perspective) as well as tasks and principles of their use. Third, some of the uses of robotics in Russia are detailed, focusing on descriptions in military periodicals - in urban environments, in conjunction with engineer support, in UAV use, with artillery, and their use in Syria. Fourth, legal and organizational issues of contention are examined that affect robotic use worldwide and regarding Russia.

Document Type:

Conference:

Journal:

Pages:

47

File Size:

2.11MB

Contracts:

Grants:

Descriptors:

• weapon control
• unmanned aerial vehicles
• aircrafts
• military science
• control systems
• unmanned underwater vehicles
• autonomous weapons
• unmanned vehicles
• autonomous navigation
• artificial intelligence
• employment
• aircraft equipment
• anti-tank missiles
• drones
• military organizations
• rockets
• command and control

Identifiers:

• ai(artificial intelligence)
• uav(unmanned aerial vehicle)
• rtk(robotic strike complexes)

SubjectCategory:

• Mathematical and Computer Sciences
• Navigation, Detection and Countermeasures

Communities of Interest:

• Autonomy

Distribution Statement:

Approved For Public Release

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