00:01The American company, Foundation Future Industries, has approximately 24 million US dollars in research contracts linked to...
00:12to the United States Army, Navy, and Air Force.
00:17And the company claims to be exploring more advanced military applications.
00:22They started by building robots to work, but now the mission may be much more dangerous.
00:31Foundation Future Industries develops humanoids capable of performing autonomous tasks in industrial and defense environments.
00:40The company itself presents the Phantom as a platform for manufacturing, logistics, and defense.
00:47By 2026, the company already has millions of dollars in research contracts with the American Armed Forces.
00:57The Foundation reported contracts involving the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
01:03Reports indicate approximately $24 million in research contracts.
01:08The tests include logistics, inspection, and reconnaissance.
01:14Tasks that could put machines where humans would be at risk.
01:19The company and news reports from 2026 describe tests and applications of reconnaissance and transport in a military context.
01:29But there is a much bigger issue.
01:32How far can this autonomy go?
01:35The next generation, the Phantom MK2, will feature AMD technology to enhance its embedded intelligence capabilities.
01:45The partnership, announced in July 2026, envisions AMD Ryzen AE Embedded, without specific series, in the Phantom MK2.
01:56And the company itself is already talking about exploring lethal capabilities.
02:00The era of the robot soldier may be beginning.
02:03This needs to be presented as a project intention under development, not as a proven operational capability.
02:11The Sky stated that the company was exploring kinetic systems.
02:15And he intended to reveal more.
02:19Would you entrust a combat mission to an AI robot?
02:23Comment, yes or no?
02:26Let's go.
02:26Caption by Sônia Ruberti
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