"War Defence" Weaponry Against Robots

The millionaire Ben Way launched the War Defence company dedicated to develop weaponry against robotic entities. There are some different researches like anti-electrics microwave, viruses and combination of noise and magnetic field detectors.
More: http://www.wardefence.com/

Harvard Bee Robot Mass Production

The Harvard Robobee team has patented a mass production manufacturing process of micro aerial vehicle with insect-like form and size. Until now the manufacturing was artisanal but now this inspired from pop-up books new process allows fast production with incredible tolerance.
The next step is to develop the collective behaviour and intelligence of bee colony.
The applications will be from flower pollination to military surveillance.

More: http://www.seas.harvard.edu/news-events/press-releases/pop-up-flying-robots

Hummingbird Spy Robot

The new surveillance concept will be completely different with Micro Aerial Vehicles associated with bugs or birds flight. The DARPA's Hummingbird spy robot could be flying a few steps away unnoticed transmitting audio and video.

More: http://www.darpa.mil/NewsEvents/Releases/2011/11/24.aspx

Boston Dynamics Robot Dog

Endurance is a critical component for any mission. What if we could just leave all the equipment to someone else carry it? Well, or maybe somewhat else! The Boston Dynamics Big Dog is an all terrain solution to relief the soldier's burden.

More: http://www.bostondynamics.com/robot_bigdog.html

Dragon Fly Spy Robot

The Delfly II spy robot is one of many attempts to develop Micro Aerial Vehicles for surveillance mission. The bug cover is appropriated for urban environment and could also be suitable for civilian targets. The third version will be one third sized and it will also be capable of transmitting video.

More: http://www.delfly.nl/?site=DII&menu=info&lang=en

SWORDS Armed Drones

The SWORDS armed drones are already under field tests with rifle assaults, mortars and rocket launchers. The weapons are not autonomous but the platforms include optical, night and thermal sensors to aim and hit a running soldier one mile away.

More: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6852832/ns/technology_and_science-tech_and_gadgets/t/army-readies-robot-soldier-iraq/#.T81yXrBfFO8