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Satellite launches harpoon to catch debris in orbit
Tools for cleaning up orbit could have implications for planning conflicts in orbit.
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FLIR set to add Endeavor Robotics to its unmanned future
This marks the sensor company’s third acquisition of a vehicle firm since late 2016.
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The United Kingdom wants a drone swarm by 2022
The first swarm is still years away, and might be wingmates to F-35s.
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Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
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The Army is testing net grenades to stop drones
The service has patented net-containing grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, as an easily adopted answer to a host of vehicular threats.
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Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
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Stanford looks to AI for orbital garbagemen
The AI that will identify space debris may also power autonomous visual navigation in orbit.
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Russia orders a dozen new demining robots
Uran-6 proved itself with successful demonstrations in Syria.
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Did Iran just show off a new ground robot?
A new robotic platform, or perhaps a platform for an older robot, was briefly previewed during an exhibition.
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What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
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Satellite launches harpoon to catch debris in orbit
Tools for cleaning up orbit could have implications for planning conflicts in orbit.
-
FLIR set to add Endeavor Robotics to its unmanned future
This marks the sensor company’s third acquisition of a vehicle firm since late 2016.
-
The United Kingdom wants a drone swarm by 2022
The first swarm is still years away, and might be wingmates to F-35s.
-
Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
-
The Army is testing net grenades to stop drones
The service has patented net-containing grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, as an easily adopted answer to a host of vehicular threats.
-
Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
-
Stanford looks to AI for orbital garbagemen
The AI that will identify space debris may also power autonomous visual navigation in orbit.
-
Russia orders a dozen new demining robots
Uran-6 proved itself with successful demonstrations in Syria.
-
Did Iran just show off a new ground robot?
A new robotic platform, or perhaps a platform for an older robot, was briefly previewed during an exhibition.
-
What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
-
Satellite launches harpoon to catch debris in orbit
Tools for cleaning up orbit could have implications for planning conflicts in orbit.
-
FLIR set to add Endeavor Robotics to its unmanned future
This marks the sensor company’s third acquisition of a vehicle firm since late 2016.
-
The United Kingdom wants a drone swarm by 2022
The first swarm is still years away, and might be wingmates to F-35s.
-
Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
-
The Army is testing net grenades to stop drones
The service has patented net-containing grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, as an easily adopted answer to a host of vehicular threats.
-
Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
-
Stanford looks to AI for orbital garbagemen
The AI that will identify space debris may also power autonomous visual navigation in orbit.
-
Russia orders a dozen new demining robots
Uran-6 proved itself with successful demonstrations in Syria.
-
Did Iran just show off a new ground robot?
A new robotic platform, or perhaps a platform for an older robot, was briefly previewed during an exhibition.
-
What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
