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Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
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Is ISIS buying valuable military equipment in Western Europe?
Arrests in Denmark suggest ISIS still has drone buyers in Europe.
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What can Austin bring to the future of Futures Command?
Will the city’s start-up tech culture improve the Pentagon’s networked capabilities?
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New strategy: let’s not miss out on quantum science
Before quantum information science can be turned to national security purposes, it first has to be understood.
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Combat robots and cheap drones obscure the hidden triumph of Russia’s wargame
The Vostok exercises were a major practice run of Russian C4ISR and logistics.
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Dedicated drone tracker can now detect swarming robots
Developed in conjunction with a NATO military, the new software can meet both military and law enforcement needs.
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After cuts, 2019 drone budget still largest ever for Pentagon
Fewer Reapers and more quadcopters suggest one direction for future drone acquisitions.
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Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
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Russian roboticist sees all-but-lethal autonomous weapon systems by 2030
As more robots take the role of humans on the battlefield, figuring out what tasks will remain in human hands is vital.
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SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
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Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Is ISIS buying valuable military equipment in Western Europe?
Arrests in Denmark suggest ISIS still has drone buyers in Europe.
-
What can Austin bring to the future of Futures Command?
Will the city’s start-up tech culture improve the Pentagon’s networked capabilities?
-
New strategy: let’s not miss out on quantum science
Before quantum information science can be turned to national security purposes, it first has to be understood.
-
Combat robots and cheap drones obscure the hidden triumph of Russia’s wargame
The Vostok exercises were a major practice run of Russian C4ISR and logistics.
-
Dedicated drone tracker can now detect swarming robots
Developed in conjunction with a NATO military, the new software can meet both military and law enforcement needs.
-
After cuts, 2019 drone budget still largest ever for Pentagon
Fewer Reapers and more quadcopters suggest one direction for future drone acquisitions.
-
Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
-
Russian roboticist sees all-but-lethal autonomous weapon systems by 2030
As more robots take the role of humans on the battlefield, figuring out what tasks will remain in human hands is vital.
-
SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Is ISIS buying valuable military equipment in Western Europe?
Arrests in Denmark suggest ISIS still has drone buyers in Europe.
-
What can Austin bring to the future of Futures Command?
Will the city’s start-up tech culture improve the Pentagon’s networked capabilities?
-
New strategy: let’s not miss out on quantum science
Before quantum information science can be turned to national security purposes, it first has to be understood.
-
Combat robots and cheap drones obscure the hidden triumph of Russia’s wargame
The Vostok exercises were a major practice run of Russian C4ISR and logistics.
-
Dedicated drone tracker can now detect swarming robots
Developed in conjunction with a NATO military, the new software can meet both military and law enforcement needs.
-
After cuts, 2019 drone budget still largest ever for Pentagon
Fewer Reapers and more quadcopters suggest one direction for future drone acquisitions.
-
Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
-
Russian roboticist sees all-but-lethal autonomous weapon systems by 2030
As more robots take the role of humans on the battlefield, figuring out what tasks will remain in human hands is vital.
-
SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
