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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 7: A Drone By Any Other Name
How people talk about drones, and group drones together, can have an outsized effect shaping policy response to disparate threats.
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Over a dozen drones raided a beach in Portugal
NATO navies conducted their largest ever robotic exercise in Portugal.
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Could this chemical-sensing drone benefit the battlefield?
FLIR debuts a drone initially for first responders, built for a DJI airframe.
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Will this reptilian robot lead Russian soldiers in cave battles?
The small remote control scout is designed for search and rescue and military use.
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Is it a resupply drone or precision provisions?
Precision gliders offers a new toolset for battlefield resupply
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Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
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Attacks in Saudi Arabia expose a battle for asymmetry
The counter-drone and counter-missile market does not have on offer technologies needed to counter cheap drones and cruise missiles at scale.
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Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
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Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 6: Labor, Force
There is no future of war without people building the tools of that future of war. This installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter includes a look at the labor behind the force.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 7: A Drone By Any Other Name
How people talk about drones, and group drones together, can have an outsized effect shaping policy response to disparate threats.
-
Over a dozen drones raided a beach in Portugal
NATO navies conducted their largest ever robotic exercise in Portugal.
-
Could this chemical-sensing drone benefit the battlefield?
FLIR debuts a drone initially for first responders, built for a DJI airframe.
-
Will this reptilian robot lead Russian soldiers in cave battles?
The small remote control scout is designed for search and rescue and military use.
-
Is it a resupply drone or precision provisions?
Precision gliders offers a new toolset for battlefield resupply
-
Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
-
Attacks in Saudi Arabia expose a battle for asymmetry
The counter-drone and counter-missile market does not have on offer technologies needed to counter cheap drones and cruise missiles at scale.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 6: Labor, Force
There is no future of war without people building the tools of that future of war. This installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter includes a look at the labor behind the force.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 7: A Drone By Any Other Name
How people talk about drones, and group drones together, can have an outsized effect shaping policy response to disparate threats.
-
Over a dozen drones raided a beach in Portugal
NATO navies conducted their largest ever robotic exercise in Portugal.
-
Could this chemical-sensing drone benefit the battlefield?
FLIR debuts a drone initially for first responders, built for a DJI airframe.
-
Will this reptilian robot lead Russian soldiers in cave battles?
The small remote control scout is designed for search and rescue and military use.
-
Is it a resupply drone or precision provisions?
Precision gliders offers a new toolset for battlefield resupply
-
Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
-
Attacks in Saudi Arabia expose a battle for asymmetry
The counter-drone and counter-missile market does not have on offer technologies needed to counter cheap drones and cruise missiles at scale.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 6: Labor, Force
There is no future of war without people building the tools of that future of war. This installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter includes a look at the labor behind the force.
