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How the military could find robots it needs to win underground
If caves are the next battlefield, the United States must develop the mechanics to win in them.
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Armed combat robot operates beyond line of sight
Estonian-made robot can be commanded to shoot with a touch on a tablet.
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What does the Army see in this tiny pogo-stick robot?
Novel movement could lead to an invaluable rescue platform, capable of scouting and exploring places people can’t.
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Senate panel wants to end the Phantom’s menace
Recent actions suggest that the Pentagon, at least, may need more quadcopters not made by China.
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Senators introduce new bill to out-innovate China
By coordinating standards and offering new shared resources, bipartisan legislation attempts to build a tangible advantage in artificial intelligence.
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Can bicep sensors RoboRaise the bar on robotic lifting abilities?
A new MIT experiment is showing how the AI-enabled reading of human muscle signals can help coordinate a robot partner.
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For the Air Force, not every record needs to be on paper
Better data entry means better data and more time for maintenance.
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Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
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When you can’t jam a UAV signal, drone-on-drone violence will do just fine
Kinetic encounters of the drone kind can take new and exciting forms.
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How the military could find robots it needs to win underground
If caves are the next battlefield, the United States must develop the mechanics to win in them.
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Autonomous boat can dip sonar like helicopters
Autonomous Seagull boat dips into dipping sonar.
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Armed combat robot operates beyond line of sight
Estonian-made robot can be commanded to shoot with a touch on a tablet.
-
What does the Army see in this tiny pogo-stick robot?
Novel movement could lead to an invaluable rescue platform, capable of scouting and exploring places people can’t.
-
Senate panel wants to end the Phantom’s menace
Recent actions suggest that the Pentagon, at least, may need more quadcopters not made by China.
-
Senators introduce new bill to out-innovate China
By coordinating standards and offering new shared resources, bipartisan legislation attempts to build a tangible advantage in artificial intelligence.
-
Can bicep sensors RoboRaise the bar on robotic lifting abilities?
A new MIT experiment is showing how the AI-enabled reading of human muscle signals can help coordinate a robot partner.
-
For the Air Force, not every record needs to be on paper
Better data entry means better data and more time for maintenance.
-
Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
-
When you can’t jam a UAV signal, drone-on-drone violence will do just fine
Kinetic encounters of the drone kind can take new and exciting forms.
-
How the military could find robots it needs to win underground
If caves are the next battlefield, the United States must develop the mechanics to win in them.
-
Autonomous boat can dip sonar like helicopters
Autonomous Seagull boat dips into dipping sonar.
-
Armed combat robot operates beyond line of sight
Estonian-made robot can be commanded to shoot with a touch on a tablet.
-
What does the Army see in this tiny pogo-stick robot?
Novel movement could lead to an invaluable rescue platform, capable of scouting and exploring places people can’t.
-
Senate panel wants to end the Phantom’s menace
Recent actions suggest that the Pentagon, at least, may need more quadcopters not made by China.
-
Senators introduce new bill to out-innovate China
By coordinating standards and offering new shared resources, bipartisan legislation attempts to build a tangible advantage in artificial intelligence.
-
Can bicep sensors RoboRaise the bar on robotic lifting abilities?
A new MIT experiment is showing how the AI-enabled reading of human muscle signals can help coordinate a robot partner.
-
For the Air Force, not every record needs to be on paper
Better data entry means better data and more time for maintenance.
-
Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
-
When you can’t jam a UAV signal, drone-on-drone violence will do just fine
Kinetic encounters of the drone kind can take new and exciting forms.
