18th November 2009

Army Listens To Gamers

It has become clear in recent years that gaming as a whole has influenced the military. The latest venture has gone perhaps a bit too far in that the military has taken the game pad controller and has started to use it to control various things within the army.

So what are the benefits of using this technology for the military? There is a huge benefit to this as the army no longer have to stabnd on a mounted position to control things. With the pad they can walk around and control things in a similar way that you can control an RC Helicopter. Does anyone remember that crazy film that starred Robin Williams as a toy maker who has to try and stop his uncle from taking over the world by using remote controlled tanks and planes.

it is possible that a time may come where the army will not have to send troops in at all and just allow them to sit back and control all of these tanks and things from behind the lines? The main reason this will never actually happen is because wars are won because of the people, the bravery that these men and women show is what wins us the wars. This is just another option to take when it comes to fighting a very modern war, it will never be used without the help of people and to think that it would is madness.

It is wondered how many deutsch connectors and multicore ties are actually needed to develop this brilliant technology. However is it fair to put all of this onto the game pad creators? The thing is, this kind of technology was never meant to be used in this way, the next thing they will use is motion sensing things that can control tank,it is being taken too far. Let us just hope that they used hellermann tyton to make sure everything is secure enough to work.

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