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Reference : V-F-CR-F-02022
Date : 06/2014
Country/Region : AUSTRALIA
Title : Soldier enhancement : new technologies and the future battlefield
Duration : 01:32:35
Director : LUNT, Andrea
Cameraman : unknown
Editor : unknown
Keyword : COMBATANT; ARMING; RC AUSTRALIA; COMBAT METHOD; SCIENCE; TRAINING AND INFORMATION; CONFERENCE; IMPROVEMENT
Person appearing :
BERNARD, Vincent (head of Unit, ICRC)
DURHAM, Helen (director of international law and policy, ICRC)
Confidentiality level : public
Publication restrictions : reserved users only
Copyright : ICRC; Learning Environments, The University of Melbourne
Production company : ICRC; Learning Environments, The University of Melbourne
ICRC producer :
LUNT, Andrea
Description : Soldier enhancement is no longer the realm of science fiction. How will physical and cognitive enhancement technologies, DNA-hacking, gene therapies, and human-machine interfaces change the face of war ? In this special event, held on the 27 May 2014 at the Melbourne Law School, our panel of military, ethical and legal experts discuss the challenging questions involved in new technologies and warfare, focusing on soldier enhancement.
The panelists are :
- Helen Durham, Director of the Department of International Law and Policy, ICRC
- Rain Liivoja, Project Director, Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law
- Group Captain Ian Henderson, Royal Australian Air Force and Deputy Director, Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law
- Ned Dobos, Lecturer, UNSW Canberra
Original language : English
English title : Soldier enhancement : new technologies and the future battlefield
Colour/B&W : colour
SD/HD : HD
Resolution : 1280 x 720
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Original material/format : H264
Best material/format available : ProRes 422

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