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Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
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What does 2019 hold for Russia’s drones?
Russia has an ambitious plan to match the drone capabilities of other leading drone powers — if its industry can deliver.
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GPS III and the demands of a dangerous new space age
Powerful anti-jamming capabilities on the just-launched GPS III satellite acknowledge the vulnerability of our biggest targets in orbit.
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Watch a swarm of 300 robots reorganize autonomously
Research into self-organizing robots could lead to better autonomous military swarms.
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Drones are becoming increasingly disruptive. Can they be stopped?
Drones shut down Gatwick airport for over 24 hours, and counterdrone tools may be challenged to keep up with this growing type of humbug.
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Robot skates on the cutting edge with soft fins
Future autonomous machines could resupply troops bogged down in beaches.
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Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
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Russia’s Carnivora is designed for a drone-eat-drone world
Russia’s new counterdrone vehicle is designed to operate in denied environments.
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The ‘dirty’ secret behind autonomous machines
Clean data is hard to find on the battlefield. So how can the Army’s robotics develop without it?
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The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
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Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
-
What does 2019 hold for Russia’s drones?
Russia has an ambitious plan to match the drone capabilities of other leading drone powers — if its industry can deliver.
-
GPS III and the demands of a dangerous new space age
Powerful anti-jamming capabilities on the just-launched GPS III satellite acknowledge the vulnerability of our biggest targets in orbit.
-
Watch a swarm of 300 robots reorganize autonomously
Research into self-organizing robots could lead to better autonomous military swarms.
-
Drones are becoming increasingly disruptive. Can they be stopped?
Drones shut down Gatwick airport for over 24 hours, and counterdrone tools may be challenged to keep up with this growing type of humbug.
-
Robot skates on the cutting edge with soft fins
Future autonomous machines could resupply troops bogged down in beaches.
-
Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
-
Russia’s Carnivora is designed for a drone-eat-drone world
Russia’s new counterdrone vehicle is designed to operate in denied environments.
-
The ‘dirty’ secret behind autonomous machines
Clean data is hard to find on the battlefield. So how can the Army’s robotics develop without it?
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
-
What does 2019 hold for Russia’s drones?
Russia has an ambitious plan to match the drone capabilities of other leading drone powers — if its industry can deliver.
-
GPS III and the demands of a dangerous new space age
Powerful anti-jamming capabilities on the just-launched GPS III satellite acknowledge the vulnerability of our biggest targets in orbit.
-
Watch a swarm of 300 robots reorganize autonomously
Research into self-organizing robots could lead to better autonomous military swarms.
-
Drones are becoming increasingly disruptive. Can they be stopped?
Drones shut down Gatwick airport for over 24 hours, and counterdrone tools may be challenged to keep up with this growing type of humbug.
-
Robot skates on the cutting edge with soft fins
Future autonomous machines could resupply troops bogged down in beaches.
-
Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
-
Russia’s Carnivora is designed for a drone-eat-drone world
Russia’s new counterdrone vehicle is designed to operate in denied environments.
-
The ‘dirty’ secret behind autonomous machines
Clean data is hard to find on the battlefield. So how can the Army’s robotics develop without it?
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
