Tomorrow’s battlefield: AI, robotic dogs, and drone helicopters

Published on January 18, 2024



Robotic dogs entering Hamas tunnels, artificial intelligence enhancing weapons accuracy and joystick-driven tanks. The sky’s the limit when it comes to Israel’s defence capabilities. Israel has long been seen as one of the world’s leading weapons manufacturers, investing huge sums in technological know-how that brings new solutions to both defence and offence capabilities.

And with the IDF currently engaging in one of its longest wars in decades, new weapons are being used for the first time ever. At an exclusive briefing af the Ministry of Defence headquarter in Tel Aviv, Jewish News got a look in to the future of modern warfare.

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