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Antonio Cassese, who is now President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), once observed from an academic point of view:

[i]nternational legal control of warfare has kept pace with the developments in organized armed violence only to a limited extend. Major military Powers have not accepted sweeping restraints, with the consequence that this body of law is beset with deficiencies, loopholes, and ambiguity.

This is a concise survey of the activities carried out by the Robotics Laboratory of the “J. Stefan” Institute, University of E. Kardelj, Ljubljana (Yugoslavia) on the field of robotics research and development of robots. A list of research themes is given with a brief explanation of each containing the objectives, the obtained results, the history and the future outlook. Besides, the main projects concerned with the development of industrial robots are described, as well as the equipment which enables practical work and experimentations as a major element of the laboratory research and educational activities.

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The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: Some Introductory Remarks From a Defence Point of View

R&D Profile Section: R & D at the robotics laboratory of the Jožef Stefan Institute (Yugoslavia)*

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The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: Some Introductory Remarks From a Defence Point of View

R&D Profile Section: R & D at the robotics laboratory of the Jožef Stefan Institute (Yugoslavia)*