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DoD stands up team to take on PED/intel problem
Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work signed a memo standing up a team dedicated to utilizing big data and artificial intelligence to derive actionable intelligence from intelligence data.
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‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
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Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
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Saab secures German electronic countermeasures deal
The pods will be produced in Sweden and South Africa.
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Simulated military training prepares to go airborne
Like professional athletes who use visualization techniques and technology to game plan, the Marines are looking to leverage mobile devices to rehearse sorties.
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Triton drone software passes test
New software on the Navy’s MQ-4C Triton has passed its first flight test.
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Elbit secures Asian ISR contract
Elbit said the country would get its Condor 2 long-range electro-optical/infrared long-range oblique photography pod.
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Lockheed Martin updates aerial ISR test bed
The Airborne Multi-INT Lab, a modified Gulfstream III business jet, has received software and hardware updates, including the aircraft’s onboard processing capability for sensor data.
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Navy awards ISR contract
The work will support Small Business Innovation Research Phase III projects for sonobuoys, LADAR and drones.
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Challenges for situational awareness
Military leaders discuss opportunities and challenges in the emerging situational awareness landscape.
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DoD stands up team to take on PED/intel problem
Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work signed a memo standing up a team dedicated to utilizing big data and artificial intelligence to derive actionable intelligence from intelligence data.
-
‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
-
Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
-
Saab secures German electronic countermeasures deal
The pods will be produced in Sweden and South Africa.
-
Simulated military training prepares to go airborne
Like professional athletes who use visualization techniques and technology to game plan, the Marines are looking to leverage mobile devices to rehearse sorties.
-
Triton drone software passes test
New software on the Navy’s MQ-4C Triton has passed its first flight test.
-
Elbit secures Asian ISR contract
Elbit said the country would get its Condor 2 long-range electro-optical/infrared long-range oblique photography pod.
-
Lockheed Martin updates aerial ISR test bed
The Airborne Multi-INT Lab, a modified Gulfstream III business jet, has received software and hardware updates, including the aircraft’s onboard processing capability for sensor data.
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Navy awards ISR contract
The work will support Small Business Innovation Research Phase III projects for sonobuoys, LADAR and drones.
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Challenges for situational awareness
Military leaders discuss opportunities and challenges in the emerging situational awareness landscape.
-
DoD stands up team to take on PED/intel problem
Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work signed a memo standing up a team dedicated to utilizing big data and artificial intelligence to derive actionable intelligence from intelligence data.
-
‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
-
Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
-
Saab secures German electronic countermeasures deal
The pods will be produced in Sweden and South Africa.
-
Simulated military training prepares to go airborne
Like professional athletes who use visualization techniques and technology to game plan, the Marines are looking to leverage mobile devices to rehearse sorties.
-
Triton drone software passes test
New software on the Navy’s MQ-4C Triton has passed its first flight test.
-
Elbit secures Asian ISR contract
Elbit said the country would get its Condor 2 long-range electro-optical/infrared long-range oblique photography pod.
-
Lockheed Martin updates aerial ISR test bed
The Airborne Multi-INT Lab, a modified Gulfstream III business jet, has received software and hardware updates, including the aircraft’s onboard processing capability for sensor data.
-
Navy awards ISR contract
The work will support Small Business Innovation Research Phase III projects for sonobuoys, LADAR and drones.
-
Challenges for situational awareness
Military leaders discuss opportunities and challenges in the emerging situational awareness landscape.
