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Can sea creatures see enemy submarines from the sea floor?
A DARPA program wants to use AI to fish for hidden signals in animal behavior.
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Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
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To win underground, look for lessons in this Icelandic lava tunnel
Autonomous navigation and LIDAR are as useful on the surface as beyond it.
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The chicken-and-egg debate about new threats in space
Years before Space Force, nations set in motion the current state of weapons aimed at orbit.
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What companies should do more of to counter hackers
The cybersecurity automation industry is very pro cybersecurity automation.
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Could a few stickers fool military vehicles of the future?
Military planners should watch what adversarial research can discover in commercial autonomous systems.
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Can this off-the-shelf platform mesh with tactical network needs?
A system’s experience in California fires could prove valuable for future fireteams abroad.
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DARPA claims drone autonomy program an undeniable success
Autonomous swarms are the key to operating in denied environments
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Congress to Pentagon: Um, we asked you to buy tech faster
Espionage and open markets complicate a world where cutting-edge technology is no longer an exclusive domain of the Pentagon.
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The drone that convinced the NRO to invest more in satellites
Recently published archives give a window into drone design before modern satellite and GPS infrastructure.
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Can sea creatures see enemy submarines from the sea floor?
A DARPA program wants to use AI to fish for hidden signals in animal behavior.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
-
To win underground, look for lessons in this Icelandic lava tunnel
Autonomous navigation and LIDAR are as useful on the surface as beyond it.
-
The chicken-and-egg debate about new threats in space
Years before Space Force, nations set in motion the current state of weapons aimed at orbit.
-
What companies should do more of to counter hackers
The cybersecurity automation industry is very pro cybersecurity automation.
-
Could a few stickers fool military vehicles of the future?
Military planners should watch what adversarial research can discover in commercial autonomous systems.
-
Can this off-the-shelf platform mesh with tactical network needs?
A system’s experience in California fires could prove valuable for future fireteams abroad.
-
DARPA claims drone autonomy program an undeniable success
Autonomous swarms are the key to operating in denied environments
-
Congress to Pentagon: Um, we asked you to buy tech faster
Espionage and open markets complicate a world where cutting-edge technology is no longer an exclusive domain of the Pentagon.
-
The drone that convinced the NRO to invest more in satellites
Recently published archives give a window into drone design before modern satellite and GPS infrastructure.
-
Can sea creatures see enemy submarines from the sea floor?
A DARPA program wants to use AI to fish for hidden signals in animal behavior.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
-
To win underground, look for lessons in this Icelandic lava tunnel
Autonomous navigation and LIDAR are as useful on the surface as beyond it.
-
The chicken-and-egg debate about new threats in space
Years before Space Force, nations set in motion the current state of weapons aimed at orbit.
-
What companies should do more of to counter hackers
The cybersecurity automation industry is very pro cybersecurity automation.
-
Could a few stickers fool military vehicles of the future?
Military planners should watch what adversarial research can discover in commercial autonomous systems.
-
Can this off-the-shelf platform mesh with tactical network needs?
A system’s experience in California fires could prove valuable for future fireteams abroad.
-
DARPA claims drone autonomy program an undeniable success
Autonomous swarms are the key to operating in denied environments
-
Congress to Pentagon: Um, we asked you to buy tech faster
Espionage and open markets complicate a world where cutting-edge technology is no longer an exclusive domain of the Pentagon.
-
The drone that convinced the NRO to invest more in satellites
Recently published archives give a window into drone design before modern satellite and GPS infrastructure.
