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US Air Force opens new space lab
The Deployable Structures Laboratory will research and develop high-strain composite materials for the U.S. Space Force.
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Pentagon establishes new space policy position
The assistant secretary of defense for space policy will be the senior official in charge of the Pentagon’s approach to conflict in space.
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How the Army plans to revolutionize tanks with artificial intelligence
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
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US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
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As the Navy develops an unmanned campaign plan, its focus is on commonalities
The U.S. Navy is developing a new campaign plan to drive investment in its unmanned portfolio.
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Space situational awareness company to be bought for $700 million
Ansys plans to complete its purchase of the Pennsylvania-based Analytical Graphics Inc. by the end of the year.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
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Space Force establishes the first of three field commands
Air Force Space Command is now Space Operations Command, the first of three new field commands the Space Force is establishing.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
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Are software-defined ground stations the next big leap? Kratos is betting on it.
Kratos’ new OpenSpace platform takes lessons learned from software-defined payloads and applies them to the ground system.
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US Air Force opens new space lab
The Deployable Structures Laboratory will research and develop high-strain composite materials for the U.S. Space Force.
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Pentagon establishes new space policy position
The assistant secretary of defense for space policy will be the senior official in charge of the Pentagon’s approach to conflict in space.
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How the Army plans to revolutionize tanks with artificial intelligence
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
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US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
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As the Navy develops an unmanned campaign plan, its focus is on commonalities
The U.S. Navy is developing a new campaign plan to drive investment in its unmanned portfolio.
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Space situational awareness company to be bought for $700 million
Ansys plans to complete its purchase of the Pennsylvania-based Analytical Graphics Inc. by the end of the year.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
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Space Force establishes the first of three field commands
Air Force Space Command is now Space Operations Command, the first of three new field commands the Space Force is establishing.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
-
Are software-defined ground stations the next big leap? Kratos is betting on it.
Kratos’ new OpenSpace platform takes lessons learned from software-defined payloads and applies them to the ground system.
-
US Air Force opens new space lab
The Deployable Structures Laboratory will research and develop high-strain composite materials for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Pentagon establishes new space policy position
The assistant secretary of defense for space policy will be the senior official in charge of the Pentagon’s approach to conflict in space.
-
How the Army plans to revolutionize tanks with artificial intelligence
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
-
As the Navy develops an unmanned campaign plan, its focus is on commonalities
The U.S. Navy is developing a new campaign plan to drive investment in its unmanned portfolio.
-
Space situational awareness company to be bought for $700 million
Ansys plans to complete its purchase of the Pennsylvania-based Analytical Graphics Inc. by the end of the year.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
-
Space Force establishes the first of three field commands
Air Force Space Command is now Space Operations Command, the first of three new field commands the Space Force is establishing.
-
Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
-
Are software-defined ground stations the next big leap? Kratos is betting on it.
Kratos’ new OpenSpace platform takes lessons learned from software-defined payloads and applies them to the ground system.
