Company Backed by Little 特朗普 Says Most Wars Will Be Fought by Robots in the Next 5–10 Years
IT Home, November 14 news: 迈克 · 勒布朗 (Mike LeBlanc), co-founder of the robotics company Foundation, which is investment-backed by 埃里克 · 特朗普 (Eric Trump), said that within the next 5–10 years, most major combat worldwide will be carried out by machines.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, 勒布朗 said: "I expect that in the next five to ten years, humanoid robots, ground vehicles, and drones will take on most major combat missions, with humans only responsible for special forces, special operations, and some small-scale precision actions."

Citing a blog post, IT Home notes that Foundation delivered 2 Phantom MK-1 robots in February of this year, and the next-generation MK 2 is close to delivery. The MK 1 has a payload of about 40 kg and mainly assists soldiers in loading ammunition, carrying supplies, and completing other physical work.

勒布朗 positions it as a "proof of concept" for humanoid robot battlefield applications. 勒布朗 said the MK 2 is about 1.83 meters tall, weighs about 84 kg, and can lift an adult. In addition to heavy physical labor, it can also be used for tasks such as setting up heavy machine guns.

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