Sentence examples for human soldiers from inspiring English sources

Human soldiers have legal protocols such as the Geneva conventions to guide them.

And when robots can discriminate between combatants and civilian bystanders better than human soldiers, who should pull the trigger?

Some even argue that robotic systems have the potential to wage war more ethically — which, of course, sounds like an oxymoron— than human soldiers do.

Yet the idea that robots on wheels or legs, with sensors and guns, might someday replace or supplement human soldiers is still a source of extreme controversy.

For example, human soldiers who detect movement may fire, afraid it is a sign of enemy soldiers, when, in reality, their "target" may be civilians in hiding.

Mexican director Guillermo del Toro also has the film Pacific Rim, about human soldiers piloting – you guessed it – giant robots to see off an extraterrestrial threat, due in cinemas in July.

A human soldier, watching the scene remotely via a fibre-optic link, decides whether or not to issue a warning (through a loudspeaker) or press the fire button.

The future we anticipate for military robots is a fully capable war fighter able to be deployed in place of a human soldier.

In "Avatar," a human soldier played by Sam Worthington visits the mythical planet of Pandora, where he lives, loves and fights inside the manufactured body of an alien.

When it gets where it needs to go, then it can support itself on robotic "legs," survey the area with a camera, shoot weapons and do everything a human soldier might do -- except bleed.

Military contractors say that self-driving technology has now advanced to the point where a human soldier could sit in the driver's seat in the last vehicle in a truck convoy, safely controlling a series of vehicles.