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See China’s massive robot boat swarm in action
Crowding the sea is one way to shape future naval battles, and swarms of robot boats could become a maritime peril in the near future.
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3 big takeaways from the Navy’s new robot road map
The U.S. Navy’s new road map on unmanned systems sees a future of robots and machines fighting alongside one another, but first the Navy wants to shape the rules for robots.
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This new suicide drone delivers a big bang in a small body
Slovakia’s Predator AX-1 is an RPG round in a drone body, letting infantry units provide their own guided missile support.
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Why the US should care about Russia’s robot biathlon
This fall, Russia plans to feature a robot biathlon inspired by its tank biathlon, and like DARPA challenges, Russia’s robot biathlon will be a roboticist contest, too.
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European Union negotiations could allow the funding of armed autonomous robots
European Union backs away from a strong prohibition on autonomous weapon systems, instead making it possible for EU defense investment to fund those systems before the international law around such weapons is settled.
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An offensive cyber capability for every country
Today the Attorney General of the UK outlined the full range of lawful behavior for states in cyberspace
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Think tank and intelligence agency partner for public reports on North Korea
A new partnership between CSIS and NGA promises more open source information on North Korea.
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The Army has worried about small drones. Now Homeland Security is worried too.
Congress looks to grant DHS and DoJ more powers and tools to mitigate and respond to drones within the United States
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Russia hints at a nuclear armed drone submarine for 2027
The Poseidon drone submarine, should it be built, will be both nuclear powered and nuclear armed, a dangerous package inside an autonomous body.
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With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
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See China’s massive robot boat swarm in action
Crowding the sea is one way to shape future naval battles, and swarms of robot boats could become a maritime peril in the near future.
-
3 big takeaways from the Navy’s new robot road map
The U.S. Navy’s new road map on unmanned systems sees a future of robots and machines fighting alongside one another, but first the Navy wants to shape the rules for robots.
-
This new suicide drone delivers a big bang in a small body
Slovakia’s Predator AX-1 is an RPG round in a drone body, letting infantry units provide their own guided missile support.
-
Why the US should care about Russia’s robot biathlon
This fall, Russia plans to feature a robot biathlon inspired by its tank biathlon, and like DARPA challenges, Russia’s robot biathlon will be a roboticist contest, too.
-
European Union negotiations could allow the funding of armed autonomous robots
European Union backs away from a strong prohibition on autonomous weapon systems, instead making it possible for EU defense investment to fund those systems before the international law around such weapons is settled.
-
An offensive cyber capability for every country
Today the Attorney General of the UK outlined the full range of lawful behavior for states in cyberspace
-
Think tank and intelligence agency partner for public reports on North Korea
A new partnership between CSIS and NGA promises more open source information on North Korea.
-
The Army has worried about small drones. Now Homeland Security is worried too.
Congress looks to grant DHS and DoJ more powers and tools to mitigate and respond to drones within the United States
-
Russia hints at a nuclear armed drone submarine for 2027
The Poseidon drone submarine, should it be built, will be both nuclear powered and nuclear armed, a dangerous package inside an autonomous body.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
-
See China’s massive robot boat swarm in action
Crowding the sea is one way to shape future naval battles, and swarms of robot boats could become a maritime peril in the near future.
-
3 big takeaways from the Navy’s new robot road map
The U.S. Navy’s new road map on unmanned systems sees a future of robots and machines fighting alongside one another, but first the Navy wants to shape the rules for robots.
-
This new suicide drone delivers a big bang in a small body
Slovakia’s Predator AX-1 is an RPG round in a drone body, letting infantry units provide their own guided missile support.
-
Why the US should care about Russia’s robot biathlon
This fall, Russia plans to feature a robot biathlon inspired by its tank biathlon, and like DARPA challenges, Russia’s robot biathlon will be a roboticist contest, too.
-
European Union negotiations could allow the funding of armed autonomous robots
European Union backs away from a strong prohibition on autonomous weapon systems, instead making it possible for EU defense investment to fund those systems before the international law around such weapons is settled.
-
An offensive cyber capability for every country
Today the Attorney General of the UK outlined the full range of lawful behavior for states in cyberspace
-
Think tank and intelligence agency partner for public reports on North Korea
A new partnership between CSIS and NGA promises more open source information on North Korea.
-
The Army has worried about small drones. Now Homeland Security is worried too.
Congress looks to grant DHS and DoJ more powers and tools to mitigate and respond to drones within the United States
-
Russia hints at a nuclear armed drone submarine for 2027
The Poseidon drone submarine, should it be built, will be both nuclear powered and nuclear armed, a dangerous package inside an autonomous body.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
