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Now you see them, now you don’t
Augmented reality tools are commonly seen as mapping new features onto existing terrain, but what if they could also do the opposite? What if augmented reality was used to reveal features hidden by existing terrain?
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Could this traffic bot help prevent IED attacks?
Working through robots from a more secure position could give humans time to act more calmly.
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This Chinese truck can launch a salvo of drones
The truck’s secret weapon is contained in a series of tubes.
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Drone flights over Iraq limited by electromagnetic interference
Jamming will pose a durable problem to surveillance for years to come.
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Will the Russian Army buy hydrogen fuel cell drones?
With greater range, endurance, and payload capacity comes some potentially hazardous downsides.
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We are on the verge of a no-win AI arms race, warns NGO
A report from nongovernmental organization Pax warns that gains from AI-enabled weapons will be nasty, brutish and short-lived.
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Smart drones to command and launch smarter missiles
Collaboration hopes to prove cheap airframes and sensors can lead to cheap precision.
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Is a drone without flaps more stealthy?
Iterating on nearly a decade of design, the latest technology demonstrator maneuvers by shifting air internally.
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DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
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For this exercise, robots are always watching Royal Marines
Robots on land, sea, and in the air participated in the British exercise, though not necessarily on the same side.
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Now you see them, now you don’t
Augmented reality tools are commonly seen as mapping new features onto existing terrain, but what if they could also do the opposite? What if augmented reality was used to reveal features hidden by existing terrain?
-
Could this traffic bot help prevent IED attacks?
Working through robots from a more secure position could give humans time to act more calmly.
-
This Chinese truck can launch a salvo of drones
The truck’s secret weapon is contained in a series of tubes.
-
Drone flights over Iraq limited by electromagnetic interference
Jamming will pose a durable problem to surveillance for years to come.
-
Will the Russian Army buy hydrogen fuel cell drones?
With greater range, endurance, and payload capacity comes some potentially hazardous downsides.
-
We are on the verge of a no-win AI arms race, warns NGO
A report from nongovernmental organization Pax warns that gains from AI-enabled weapons will be nasty, brutish and short-lived.
-
Smart drones to command and launch smarter missiles
Collaboration hopes to prove cheap airframes and sensors can lead to cheap precision.
-
Is a drone without flaps more stealthy?
Iterating on nearly a decade of design, the latest technology demonstrator maneuvers by shifting air internally.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
For this exercise, robots are always watching Royal Marines
Robots on land, sea, and in the air participated in the British exercise, though not necessarily on the same side.
-
Now you see them, now you don’t
Augmented reality tools are commonly seen as mapping new features onto existing terrain, but what if they could also do the opposite? What if augmented reality was used to reveal features hidden by existing terrain?
-
Could this traffic bot help prevent IED attacks?
Working through robots from a more secure position could give humans time to act more calmly.
-
This Chinese truck can launch a salvo of drones
The truck’s secret weapon is contained in a series of tubes.
-
Drone flights over Iraq limited by electromagnetic interference
Jamming will pose a durable problem to surveillance for years to come.
-
Will the Russian Army buy hydrogen fuel cell drones?
With greater range, endurance, and payload capacity comes some potentially hazardous downsides.
-
We are on the verge of a no-win AI arms race, warns NGO
A report from nongovernmental organization Pax warns that gains from AI-enabled weapons will be nasty, brutish and short-lived.
-
Smart drones to command and launch smarter missiles
Collaboration hopes to prove cheap airframes and sensors can lead to cheap precision.
-
Is a drone without flaps more stealthy?
Iterating on nearly a decade of design, the latest technology demonstrator maneuvers by shifting air internally.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
For this exercise, robots are always watching Royal Marines
Robots on land, sea, and in the air participated in the British exercise, though not necessarily on the same side.
