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What if the first use for jetpacks is … logistics?
How could DoD best use a jetpack? The Lunavity might find a home doing logistics and supply, enabling individuals to lift far more than muscles allow, without a crane or forklift.
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Broken navigation system? Put a drone on it
Autonomous military vehicles that are lost might use this emerging technology from Ford to find their way.
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Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
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What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
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DoD is migrating to Windows 10 and it will probably stick around forever
Expect to see Windows 10 kicking around on Pentagon computers for a long, long time.
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Winter is coming … and so are skiing robots
Do militaries need robots that ski and shoot? Does anybody?
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On future patrols, this robot may join you
Meet the Probot Unmanned Ground Vehicle, from Singapore’s ST Kinetics. It could be the perfect robot for patrols.
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An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
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Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
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New jetpacks stun crowds, but have no place on the battlefield … for now
What, if anything, should the Defense Department take from Richard M. Browning’s demonstration of a jetpack?
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What if the first use for jetpacks is … logistics?
How could DoD best use a jetpack? The Lunavity might find a home doing logistics and supply, enabling individuals to lift far more than muscles allow, without a crane or forklift.
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Broken navigation system? Put a drone on it
Autonomous military vehicles that are lost might use this emerging technology from Ford to find their way.
-
Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
-
What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
-
DoD is migrating to Windows 10 and it will probably stick around forever
Expect to see Windows 10 kicking around on Pentagon computers for a long, long time.
-
Winter is coming … and so are skiing robots
Do militaries need robots that ski and shoot? Does anybody?
-
On future patrols, this robot may join you
Meet the Probot Unmanned Ground Vehicle, from Singapore’s ST Kinetics. It could be the perfect robot for patrols.
-
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
-
Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
-
New jetpacks stun crowds, but have no place on the battlefield … for now
What, if anything, should the Defense Department take from Richard M. Browning’s demonstration of a jetpack?
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What if the first use for jetpacks is … logistics?
How could DoD best use a jetpack? The Lunavity might find a home doing logistics and supply, enabling individuals to lift far more than muscles allow, without a crane or forklift.
-
Broken navigation system? Put a drone on it
Autonomous military vehicles that are lost might use this emerging technology from Ford to find their way.
-
Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
-
What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
-
DoD is migrating to Windows 10 and it will probably stick around forever
Expect to see Windows 10 kicking around on Pentagon computers for a long, long time.
-
Winter is coming … and so are skiing robots
Do militaries need robots that ski and shoot? Does anybody?
-
On future patrols, this robot may join you
Meet the Probot Unmanned Ground Vehicle, from Singapore’s ST Kinetics. It could be the perfect robot for patrols.
-
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
-
Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
-
New jetpacks stun crowds, but have no place on the battlefield … for now
What, if anything, should the Defense Department take from Richard M. Browning’s demonstration of a jetpack?
