BOTS TO PROTECT BASES?

14 Aug 2003

Slithering snakebots and mechanical wall-crawlers were among the technologies demonstrated in San Antonio last week as Air Force officials gathered to look for ways to improve base security. This Air Force news release has details from the event.(via /.)

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