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This good boy can climb ladders
With care and cameras, researchers developed a robotic “dog” that can move up ladders, slowly.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 11: Supply Chain Reaction
Informed by discussions at the 2019 CyberCon, a look at supply chain risk.
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Can the Pentagon achieve cybersecurity through obscurity?
At Cybercon, a proposal to reduce industry transparency in the name of national security.
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New cameras put air base crashes in high resolution
Better footage of runway crashes from high-resolution cameras may help prevent crashes.
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When robots need the freedom to maneuver
AI for maneuver is specifically about the software and sensors that grant autonomy in denied spaces. This is one of the driving forces behind the military adoption of autonomy writ large.
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The problem with the Army’s ‘Go’ metaphor — besides being 2,500 years old
AI development is under-served by metaphors that obscure instead of illuminating.
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Grenade launching drone will be part of Army exercise in 2020
With a body like a scorpion, the Cerberus GL is one of a host of tools and weapons selected for an exercise put on by the Maneuver Battle Lab at Fort Benning in 2020.
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What government must offer to be competitive for cyber talent
Agencies, industry and the think tank world are looking at how, exactly, the federal government can hire people to provide stability in an era of ever-present cyberthreats.
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The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 10: The Cloud of War
In this Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at the coming JEDI contract, and what it means to create a cloud city specifically in the sights of every adversary.
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This good boy can climb ladders
With care and cameras, researchers developed a robotic “dog” that can move up ladders, slowly.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 11: Supply Chain Reaction
Informed by discussions at the 2019 CyberCon, a look at supply chain risk.
-
Can the Pentagon achieve cybersecurity through obscurity?
At Cybercon, a proposal to reduce industry transparency in the name of national security.
-
New cameras put air base crashes in high resolution
Better footage of runway crashes from high-resolution cameras may help prevent crashes.
-
When robots need the freedom to maneuver
AI for maneuver is specifically about the software and sensors that grant autonomy in denied spaces. This is one of the driving forces behind the military adoption of autonomy writ large.
-
The problem with the Army’s ‘Go’ metaphor — besides being 2,500 years old
AI development is under-served by metaphors that obscure instead of illuminating.
-
Grenade launching drone will be part of Army exercise in 2020
With a body like a scorpion, the Cerberus GL is one of a host of tools and weapons selected for an exercise put on by the Maneuver Battle Lab at Fort Benning in 2020.
-
What government must offer to be competitive for cyber talent
Agencies, industry and the think tank world are looking at how, exactly, the federal government can hire people to provide stability in an era of ever-present cyberthreats.
-
The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 10: The Cloud of War
In this Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at the coming JEDI contract, and what it means to create a cloud city specifically in the sights of every adversary.
-
This good boy can climb ladders
With care and cameras, researchers developed a robotic “dog” that can move up ladders, slowly.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 11: Supply Chain Reaction
Informed by discussions at the 2019 CyberCon, a look at supply chain risk.
-
Can the Pentagon achieve cybersecurity through obscurity?
At Cybercon, a proposal to reduce industry transparency in the name of national security.
-
New cameras put air base crashes in high resolution
Better footage of runway crashes from high-resolution cameras may help prevent crashes.
-
When robots need the freedom to maneuver
AI for maneuver is specifically about the software and sensors that grant autonomy in denied spaces. This is one of the driving forces behind the military adoption of autonomy writ large.
-
The problem with the Army’s ‘Go’ metaphor — besides being 2,500 years old
AI development is under-served by metaphors that obscure instead of illuminating.
-
Grenade launching drone will be part of Army exercise in 2020
With a body like a scorpion, the Cerberus GL is one of a host of tools and weapons selected for an exercise put on by the Maneuver Battle Lab at Fort Benning in 2020.
-
What government must offer to be competitive for cyber talent
Agencies, industry and the think tank world are looking at how, exactly, the federal government can hire people to provide stability in an era of ever-present cyberthreats.
-
The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 10: The Cloud of War
In this Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at the coming JEDI contract, and what it means to create a cloud city specifically in the sights of every adversary.
