Robots designed for war have great advantages: from saving our soldiers to safely disarming explosives to operating in dangerous places such as caves or underwater. Therefore, without fear and hesitation, they are more likely to successfully complete missions at a higher rate than human soldiers. Which would obviously make them the favorites to dominate the article fields in the near future. But on the other hand there is a legitimate belief that sooner or later war robots will become more autonomous. This creates the possibility of big problems with how these robots deal with their minds. This research paper will discuss historical and current information, as well as the positive and negative aspects of using robotics in war planning. The historical background of military robots could be traced back to the times of World War II and the Cold War. It is believed that in 1898 the first type of robot was used. The story begins with the innovation of radio-controlled boats proposed for military use by Nicola Tesla. He offered his creation to the US Naval Force to prepare radio-controlled torpedoes but, despite this achievement, the US Army declined the offer. After being rejected, he proposed the project to the United Kingdom and they immediately accepted. The next crucial event that provided a defining moment in the historical context of military robots was during the 1930s in the Soviet Union. It was then that the Soviet Union made a remote-controlled tank called "teletank". As time passed, the control structure of the tank was modified, and electrical transfers and radio signals were used to navigate the tank. Depending on the climate and different conditions, the teletank could be directed at a distance of 500-1500 meters. Teletanks... half the paper... 8 billion in 2016). With engineers and scientists only scratching the surface of robotic capabilities. It's safe to say that the number will only grow more rapidly as the years go by. In conclusion, the list of positives and negatives is almost equal in terms of the use of robotics in the military. This is due to the fact that there is still clear control over the robots created. The amount of good that comes out of robots helps reduce damage and lives that would otherwise have been lost in war. On the other hand, the negative aspects resulting from the use of robotics in the military paint a very scary future. Problems such as excessive spending on wars which are useless when millions of people are homeless, to the problem of robots thinking for themselves, all these things need to be taken into strong consideration for the future in order to ensure that humans still maintain the check.