Beyond Boundaries: Exploring human enhancement and its integration with the Royal Navy

By OC Victoria Smith

Message from the Editor

As part of the NR website series featuring BRNC Pellew Division officer cadets, the author explores the appeal and consequences of human augmentation and robotics for the Royal Navy, raising important questions about the nature and future of war itself.
A 10 minute read.

As the landscape of modern technology continues to evolve, the question as to how far we can take technology becomes more and more important. The pursuit of technological excellence is reshaping the contours of human potential and therefore we should begin to consider the controversial argument of enhancing personnel and equipment within the military sector, and the implications and impact of crossing conventional boundaries in naval operations. Ranks from 40 Commando Royal Marines and 29 Commando Royal Artillery training with theUVision Hero-120 Smart Loitering System When people initially he…

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