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Is autonomy the next frontier for hypersonic vehicles?
Designing autonomy for hypersonics is a challenge of both technology and ultimate utility.
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In this league, drone races are won by brainwaves alone
Could hands-free control tools help military pilots direct robotic wingmen? This league might have the answers.
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Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
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Can this tracked robot haul as much as a mule and as quietly as a bear?
Textron appears confident in its entry into the Army’s Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport program.
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If this rocket is so ‘dumb,’ how does it ram enemy drones out of the sky?
Sometimes all force takes is mass and acceleration.
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Will wiggly rotor arms strengthen cheap drone efficiency?
Insect-inspired designs have the potential to enable larger payloads, resilient flights and more.
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The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
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The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
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The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
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If hackers can hide tumors in scans, what else can they hide?
Researchers demonstrate a novel attack on medical devices by using deep learning.
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Is autonomy the next frontier for hypersonic vehicles?
Designing autonomy for hypersonics is a challenge of both technology and ultimate utility.
-
In this league, drone races are won by brainwaves alone
Could hands-free control tools help military pilots direct robotic wingmen? This league might have the answers.
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Can this tracked robot haul as much as a mule and as quietly as a bear?
Textron appears confident in its entry into the Army’s Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport program.
-
If this rocket is so ‘dumb,’ how does it ram enemy drones out of the sky?
Sometimes all force takes is mass and acceleration.
-
Will wiggly rotor arms strengthen cheap drone efficiency?
Insect-inspired designs have the potential to enable larger payloads, resilient flights and more.
-
The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
-
The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
-
The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
-
If hackers can hide tumors in scans, what else can they hide?
Researchers demonstrate a novel attack on medical devices by using deep learning.
-
Is autonomy the next frontier for hypersonic vehicles?
Designing autonomy for hypersonics is a challenge of both technology and ultimate utility.
-
In this league, drone races are won by brainwaves alone
Could hands-free control tools help military pilots direct robotic wingmen? This league might have the answers.
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Can this tracked robot haul as much as a mule and as quietly as a bear?
Textron appears confident in its entry into the Army’s Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport program.
-
If this rocket is so ‘dumb,’ how does it ram enemy drones out of the sky?
Sometimes all force takes is mass and acceleration.
-
Will wiggly rotor arms strengthen cheap drone efficiency?
Insect-inspired designs have the potential to enable larger payloads, resilient flights and more.
-
The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
-
The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
-
The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
-
If hackers can hide tumors in scans, what else can they hide?
Researchers demonstrate a novel attack on medical devices by using deep learning.
