Israel's General Robotics has developed tiny'combat robots' that can climb stairs, traverse difficult terrain, and perform with greater accuracy than a human. Called'Dogo,' the remote-controlled system is equipped with a fully loaded Glock pistol and eight cameras to create a 360 degree view. Despite its small size, the lightweight robot is designed to go up against a range of targets, allowing it to aim at a standing person or even hit an enemy hiding under the bed. Israel's General Robotics has developed tiny'combat robots' that can climb stairs, traverse difficult terrain, and perform with greater accuracy than a human. Dogo contains a 9mm Glock pistol and has enough batter power to complete a 2-5 hour mission.

Dogo goes up stairs, rolls out in pairs, and fits on a squadmate's back. Dogo is a new remotely operated robot made by Israel's General Robotics, and inside its tiny frame it carries another, more familiar weapon. And then they reveal their deadly secret. Nestled sideways inside the Dogo is a 9mm Glock 26 compact pistol. It's like the kind of thing Nerf would make, only it's real and instead of foam darts this shoots actual bullets to kill actual people. Like the Nerf toy, Dogo is remotely controlled from a special handset, which displays live video and lets the human remotely fire the weapon.