Can robot dogs programmed with AI find hidden explosive devices?

Published on November 20, 2023


Forty programmers demonstrated how AI-enabled robotic dogs could carry out potentially dangerous tasks that would otherwise be undertaken by Army bomb disposal experts at the Defence AI Centre (DAIC) sponsored Hackathon on 7-9 November.  

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