Army Tests War Robots In The Pacific

The robot is named MUTT, and it has a human-controlled gun on its back. Soldier are preparing for war with robots. Soldiers are preparing for war, alongside robots. As part of the Pacific Manned-Unmanned Initiative, soldiers with the U.S. Army's 25th Infantry Division tested prototypes of robots, to see if they might be useful in future battles. Those robots included everything from the basic, like flying quadcopter drone scouts... They're called Multipurpose Unmanned Tactical Transports, or MUTTs, and while they aren't exactly robots that fire their own guns, with a soldier on the back they turn deadly pretty quick.