A ROBOT CLEARS A HOUSE FASTER THAN AN ASSAULT TEAM AND MAKES 0 MISTAKES Look at the caption at the bottom of the frame, not at the machine. Test CQB-18. Headshot evaluation. That is the name of the exercise, printed by whoever runs the range. Clearing rooms is the hardest thing infantry does. A room is decided in about 2 seconds, a team of 4 has to move as 1 body, and most of the training is not about shooting. It is about not shooting the wrong person. Every mistake in a house comes from a nervous system. Tunnel vision. Hearing that drops out after the first shot indoors because a rifle fired inside 4 walls is deafening. A pulse at 160 and hands that will not stay still. Entire doctrines exist to work around those 4 problems. A machine has none of them, and that changes the aiming point. Armies train center mass because the chest is the only thing a shaking human can reliably hit. Take the human out and the point of aim moves up about 30 centimetres, permanently. Which quietly deletes the most important thing a soldier wears. Plates stop rifle rounds in the chest, and 10 kilograms of armour has been worth carrying for 60 years for exactly 1 reason: everybody was shooting at the chest. Body armour was always a bet that the shooter is human.