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DARPA developing mini-LIDAR
The Modular Optical Aperture Building Blocks program aims to turn LIDAR into a compact, portable format.
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DARPA awards Squad X contract
Nine companies won initial research contracts to develop advanced technology for dismounted infantry squads.
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Booz Allen Hamilton wins $24.2M Navy C4ISR contract
The company will develop C4ISR systems for the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division.
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The Navy’s rising tide of UUVs
The service’s many unmanned underwater vehicle programs are increasingly doing the dirty, dangerous jobs.
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Chilean Navy selects UTC Aerospace Systems imaging systems
The Chilean Navy will be using UTC Aerospace System’s Cloud Cap Technology TASE500 imaging systems.
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Navy awards $67M C4ISR contract
Three companies will supply surface ship warfare products, combat systems engineering and other technical support.
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Army awards Harris $800M expeditionary warfare contract
Harris received the award under the Advanced Expeditionary Warfare Development vehicle.
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Military robot market to reach $21B
Border surveillance and ISR functions will drive growth, according to MarketsandMarkets.
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Venom demonstrates anti-UAS targeting
The ground-based system, normally used for designating ground targets, provided target coordinates for fire support to counter small UAS.
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Air Force wants smarter data mining
The service seeks technology for “discovering the golden nuggets in the data.”
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DARPA developing mini-LIDAR
The Modular Optical Aperture Building Blocks program aims to turn LIDAR into a compact, portable format.
-
DARPA awards Squad X contract
Nine companies won initial research contracts to develop advanced technology for dismounted infantry squads.
-
Booz Allen Hamilton wins $24.2M Navy C4ISR contract
The company will develop C4ISR systems for the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division.
-
The Navy’s rising tide of UUVs
The service’s many unmanned underwater vehicle programs are increasingly doing the dirty, dangerous jobs.
-
Chilean Navy selects UTC Aerospace Systems imaging systems
The Chilean Navy will be using UTC Aerospace System’s Cloud Cap Technology TASE500 imaging systems.
-
Navy awards $67M C4ISR contract
Three companies will supply surface ship warfare products, combat systems engineering and other technical support.
-
Army awards Harris $800M expeditionary warfare contract
Harris received the award under the Advanced Expeditionary Warfare Development vehicle.
-
Military robot market to reach $21B
Border surveillance and ISR functions will drive growth, according to MarketsandMarkets.
-
Venom demonstrates anti-UAS targeting
The ground-based system, normally used for designating ground targets, provided target coordinates for fire support to counter small UAS.
-
Air Force wants smarter data mining
The service seeks technology for “discovering the golden nuggets in the data.”
-
DARPA developing mini-LIDAR
The Modular Optical Aperture Building Blocks program aims to turn LIDAR into a compact, portable format.
-
DARPA awards Squad X contract
Nine companies won initial research contracts to develop advanced technology for dismounted infantry squads.
-
Booz Allen Hamilton wins $24.2M Navy C4ISR contract
The company will develop C4ISR systems for the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division.
-
The Navy’s rising tide of UUVs
The service’s many unmanned underwater vehicle programs are increasingly doing the dirty, dangerous jobs.
-
Chilean Navy selects UTC Aerospace Systems imaging systems
The Chilean Navy will be using UTC Aerospace System’s Cloud Cap Technology TASE500 imaging systems.
-
Navy awards $67M C4ISR contract
Three companies will supply surface ship warfare products, combat systems engineering and other technical support.
-
Army awards Harris $800M expeditionary warfare contract
Harris received the award under the Advanced Expeditionary Warfare Development vehicle.
-
Military robot market to reach $21B
Border surveillance and ISR functions will drive growth, according to MarketsandMarkets.
-
Venom demonstrates anti-UAS targeting
The ground-based system, normally used for designating ground targets, provided target coordinates for fire support to counter small UAS.
-
Air Force wants smarter data mining
The service seeks technology for “discovering the golden nuggets in the data.”



