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Robot bees take flight, will need to lose tethers
Soft bodies and soft muscles make robot bees resilient in flight.
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Flock 93 is Russia’s dream of a 100-strong drone swarm for war
Researchers from Russia’s oldest Air Force academy presented a vision of the future of war: a swarm of drones, more than 100 strong, each carrying a small explosive payload, designed to destroy convoys of vehicles.
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Interior Department grounds drones made in China
The Department of the Interior has shut down all non-emergency use of Chinese made drones until a security review is completed.
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To move as fast as animals, robots will need to get softer
New research shows a special polymer design that lets robots grip tightly with light parts and low energy.
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This laser-equipped dune buggy will destroy drones
A new laser weapon system, developed by Raytheon, will deploy abroad with the Air Force as a counterdrone tool.
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Analysts predict counterdrone market will top $2B
New research focused on the business environment for counterdrone tools sees laws, rights as slowing domestic adoption.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 9: The Silver Bulletin
In this AUSA edition of Tomorrow Wars, a look at incomplete answers to complex problems.
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Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
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Why robots in cities will capture attention
New autonomy features in a robot tanklet suggest a focus on immediate urban combat.
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Precision engineering gives underground quadcopters a bright edge
Industrial applications demand novel techniques in drone design.
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Robot bees take flight, will need to lose tethers
Soft bodies and soft muscles make robot bees resilient in flight.
-
Flock 93 is Russia’s dream of a 100-strong drone swarm for war
Researchers from Russia’s oldest Air Force academy presented a vision of the future of war: a swarm of drones, more than 100 strong, each carrying a small explosive payload, designed to destroy convoys of vehicles.
-
Interior Department grounds drones made in China
The Department of the Interior has shut down all non-emergency use of Chinese made drones until a security review is completed.
-
To move as fast as animals, robots will need to get softer
New research shows a special polymer design that lets robots grip tightly with light parts and low energy.
-
This laser-equipped dune buggy will destroy drones
A new laser weapon system, developed by Raytheon, will deploy abroad with the Air Force as a counterdrone tool.
-
Analysts predict counterdrone market will top $2B
New research focused on the business environment for counterdrone tools sees laws, rights as slowing domestic adoption.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 9: The Silver Bulletin
In this AUSA edition of Tomorrow Wars, a look at incomplete answers to complex problems.
-
Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
-
Why robots in cities will capture attention
New autonomy features in a robot tanklet suggest a focus on immediate urban combat.
-
Precision engineering gives underground quadcopters a bright edge
Industrial applications demand novel techniques in drone design.
-
Robot bees take flight, will need to lose tethers
Soft bodies and soft muscles make robot bees resilient in flight.
-
Flock 93 is Russia’s dream of a 100-strong drone swarm for war
Researchers from Russia’s oldest Air Force academy presented a vision of the future of war: a swarm of drones, more than 100 strong, each carrying a small explosive payload, designed to destroy convoys of vehicles.
-
Interior Department grounds drones made in China
The Department of the Interior has shut down all non-emergency use of Chinese made drones until a security review is completed.
-
To move as fast as animals, robots will need to get softer
New research shows a special polymer design that lets robots grip tightly with light parts and low energy.
-
This laser-equipped dune buggy will destroy drones
A new laser weapon system, developed by Raytheon, will deploy abroad with the Air Force as a counterdrone tool.
-
Analysts predict counterdrone market will top $2B
New research focused on the business environment for counterdrone tools sees laws, rights as slowing domestic adoption.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 9: The Silver Bulletin
In this AUSA edition of Tomorrow Wars, a look at incomplete answers to complex problems.
-
Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
-
Why robots in cities will capture attention
New autonomy features in a robot tanklet suggest a focus on immediate urban combat.
-
Precision engineering gives underground quadcopters a bright edge
Industrial applications demand novel techniques in drone design.
