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Modular smart scope aims to improve targeting for squads, drones – and grenade launchers?
Todd South checks out the SmartShooter targeting and firing system on the show floor at the annual AUSA conference in Washington, D.C.
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Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
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SecArmy: Christine Wormuth speaks how industry is answering call from Ukraine
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth talks about how industry is answering the call from Ukraine at AUSA.
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Lt. Gen. Rasch: Countering Small UAS and developing critical tech
Lt. Gen. Rob. Rasch, director of Hypersonic, Directed Energy, Space and Rapid Acquisition, talks to Defense News.
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How the Army is connecting the battlefield through data, JADC2 and experimentation
Army leaders discuss the importance of reliable, usable data in making decisions, developing plans and controlling the modern battlefield.
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A ‘smart’ way to counter drones
CACI’s Todd Probert discusses how electronic warfare can help take out unmanned systems.
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Understanding sensors for the soldier
Axon’s leaders explain how technology such as drones, sensors and non-lethal weapons, can help keep soldiers safer.
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US Army seeks defense against ‘kamikaze’ drone threats seen in Ukraine
The service plans to solicit industry ideas in the coming weeks and aims to move quickly to demonstrate the counter-small UAS technology.
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Three characteristics for successful modernization
Stephen Hedger from American Rheinmetall Defense explains how the Army can gain momentum for its projects.
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ServiceNow’s Dan Kunze shares insights on how the Army can use data effectively
ServiceNow’s Dan Kunze discusses how data sharing, interoperability and culture are all critical to building the data infrastructure needed for today’s Army.
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Modular smart scope aims to improve targeting for squads, drones – and grenade launchers?
Todd South checks out the SmartShooter targeting and firing system on the show floor at the annual AUSA conference in Washington, D.C.
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Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
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SecArmy: Christine Wormuth speaks how industry is answering call from Ukraine
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth talks about how industry is answering the call from Ukraine at AUSA.
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Lt. Gen. Rasch: Countering Small UAS and developing critical tech
Lt. Gen. Rob. Rasch, director of Hypersonic, Directed Energy, Space and Rapid Acquisition, talks to Defense News.
-
How the Army is connecting the battlefield through data, JADC2 and experimentation
Army leaders discuss the importance of reliable, usable data in making decisions, developing plans and controlling the modern battlefield.
-
A ‘smart’ way to counter drones
CACI’s Todd Probert discusses how electronic warfare can help take out unmanned systems.
-
Understanding sensors for the soldier
Axon’s leaders explain how technology such as drones, sensors and non-lethal weapons, can help keep soldiers safer.
-
US Army seeks defense against ‘kamikaze’ drone threats seen in Ukraine
The service plans to solicit industry ideas in the coming weeks and aims to move quickly to demonstrate the counter-small UAS technology.
-
Three characteristics for successful modernization
Stephen Hedger from American Rheinmetall Defense explains how the Army can gain momentum for its projects.
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ServiceNow’s Dan Kunze shares insights on how the Army can use data effectively
ServiceNow’s Dan Kunze discusses how data sharing, interoperability and culture are all critical to building the data infrastructure needed for today’s Army.
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Modular smart scope aims to improve targeting for squads, drones – and grenade launchers?
Todd South checks out the SmartShooter targeting and firing system on the show floor at the annual AUSA conference in Washington, D.C.
-
Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
-
SecArmy: Christine Wormuth speaks how industry is answering call from Ukraine
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth talks about how industry is answering the call from Ukraine at AUSA.
-
Lt. Gen. Rasch: Countering Small UAS and developing critical tech
Lt. Gen. Rob. Rasch, director of Hypersonic, Directed Energy, Space and Rapid Acquisition, talks to Defense News.
-
How the Army is connecting the battlefield through data, JADC2 and experimentation
Army leaders discuss the importance of reliable, usable data in making decisions, developing plans and controlling the modern battlefield.
-
A ‘smart’ way to counter drones
CACI’s Todd Probert discusses how electronic warfare can help take out unmanned systems.
-
Understanding sensors for the soldier
Axon’s leaders explain how technology such as drones, sensors and non-lethal weapons, can help keep soldiers safer.
-
US Army seeks defense against ‘kamikaze’ drone threats seen in Ukraine
The service plans to solicit industry ideas in the coming weeks and aims to move quickly to demonstrate the counter-small UAS technology.
-
Three characteristics for successful modernization
Stephen Hedger from American Rheinmetall Defense explains how the Army can gain momentum for its projects.
-
ServiceNow’s Dan Kunze shares insights on how the Army can use data effectively
ServiceNow’s Dan Kunze discusses how data sharing, interoperability and culture are all critical to building the data infrastructure needed for today’s Army.
