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Not really. A person fired that at a particular target. Those sci-fi bullets with find that improve aim are not leathal autonomous robots. It's still manual, ju
by Gustomaximus 8y ago
Not really. A person fired that at a particular target. Those sci-fi bullets with find that improve aim are not leathal autonomous robots. It's still manual, just with aim assist.
- shusson 8y agoYeah but say a person fires at target x but during the flight , the rocket locks on to target y.
- ajuc 8y agoModern rockets can automatically change target after human fired it. There are even anti-tank rockets you fire when you don't even see if there is a target, just suspect it. Then, when it flies over a hill and sees a target - it locks on and destroys it. There are also bombs which spread small explosives over a large area, each of these small explosives has passive control surfaces and try to target the closest armored vehicle under them. So that you only decide to deploy the bomb in some area, and the bombs decide which target to choose.