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Can the Army harness the inertia to transform navigation?
It may take till 2050, but the Army wants quantum physics to power navigation that requires fewer signals, which means more stability in denied environments.
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How the intel community could use machines and AI
The intelligence community’s “Augmenting Intelligence using Machines” looks to guide how the 17 intelligence agencies will work together in adopting emerging technologies.
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This DARPA satellite will be designed, built and launched in 18 months
Rocket Lab said it plans to launch a satellite for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) next month from the company’s main launch complex at the Mahia peninsula.
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An Air Force radio that can run for a week in the sun
Technicians at McConnell Air Force Base have built a portable, solar-powered communications system that can run for seven days on a full charge.
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Googlers headline new commission on AI and national security
Guidance for the future of AI in national security will be written mostly by players in the existing AI industry.
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On the Pentagon’s wish list: warp drives and invisibility cloaks
Newly revealed research from the Defense Intelligence Agency covered a very large array of threats from out of this world.
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China’s first steps before going to battle
A new report released by the Defense Intelligence Agency explains why the Chinese military could target command and control systems before any conflict begins.
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The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
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US considers new ways to detect and track enemy missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand U.S. homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack, possibly adding a layer of satellites in space to detect and track hostile targets.
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This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
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Can the Army harness the inertia to transform navigation?
It may take till 2050, but the Army wants quantum physics to power navigation that requires fewer signals, which means more stability in denied environments.
-
How the intel community could use machines and AI
The intelligence community’s “Augmenting Intelligence using Machines” looks to guide how the 17 intelligence agencies will work together in adopting emerging technologies.
-
This DARPA satellite will be designed, built and launched in 18 months
Rocket Lab said it plans to launch a satellite for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) next month from the company’s main launch complex at the Mahia peninsula.
-
An Air Force radio that can run for a week in the sun
Technicians at McConnell Air Force Base have built a portable, solar-powered communications system that can run for seven days on a full charge.
-
Googlers headline new commission on AI and national security
Guidance for the future of AI in national security will be written mostly by players in the existing AI industry.
-
On the Pentagon’s wish list: warp drives and invisibility cloaks
Newly revealed research from the Defense Intelligence Agency covered a very large array of threats from out of this world.
-
China’s first steps before going to battle
A new report released by the Defense Intelligence Agency explains why the Chinese military could target command and control systems before any conflict begins.
-
The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
-
US considers new ways to detect and track enemy missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand U.S. homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack, possibly adding a layer of satellites in space to detect and track hostile targets.
-
This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
-
Can the Army harness the inertia to transform navigation?
It may take till 2050, but the Army wants quantum physics to power navigation that requires fewer signals, which means more stability in denied environments.
-
How the intel community could use machines and AI
The intelligence community’s “Augmenting Intelligence using Machines” looks to guide how the 17 intelligence agencies will work together in adopting emerging technologies.
-
This DARPA satellite will be designed, built and launched in 18 months
Rocket Lab said it plans to launch a satellite for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) next month from the company’s main launch complex at the Mahia peninsula.
-
An Air Force radio that can run for a week in the sun
Technicians at McConnell Air Force Base have built a portable, solar-powered communications system that can run for seven days on a full charge.
-
Googlers headline new commission on AI and national security
Guidance for the future of AI in national security will be written mostly by players in the existing AI industry.
-
On the Pentagon’s wish list: warp drives and invisibility cloaks
Newly revealed research from the Defense Intelligence Agency covered a very large array of threats from out of this world.
-
China’s first steps before going to battle
A new report released by the Defense Intelligence Agency explains why the Chinese military could target command and control systems before any conflict begins.
-
The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
-
US considers new ways to detect and track enemy missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand U.S. homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack, possibly adding a layer of satellites in space to detect and track hostile targets.
-
This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
