Israel's military is increasingly using unmanned bulldozers, known as Robdozers, in its field operations to reduce risks to its troops. The robotic version of Caterpillar's D9 bulldozer can carry out a full range of tasks and is being deployed in large-scale warfare. The growing deployment of the Robdozer reflects broader global trends towards automation in heavy combat vehicles. While the use of advanced technology in warfare has been criticised for inaccuracies and potential violations of international law, experts believe that the use of remote-controlled combat machinery is changing the paradigm of warfare.