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Navy demonstrates common drone-control system
The Navy has demonstrated a common drone-control system that can manage multiple unmanned aircraft across different services.
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Air Force Seeking Out ‘Ender’s Game’ Technology to Enable Drone Swarms
In the classic sci-fi book Ender’s Game, the title character manages thousands of aircraft with a swipe of his hand. That’s the kind of command-and-control capability the Air Force wants to guide future drone swarms.
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Marines look to test, leverage unmanned systems
The Marine Corps is testing emerging technologies with existing units and concepts to learn how they integrate.
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Data link forged between Marines and UAS
Operators mounted a network centric communications pod on a Predator B and used it to forge a network in a simulated expeditionary environment.
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Future concepts for unmanned ground vehicles
Top military technologists and roboticists discussed future concepts for employing unmanned ground systems in battle at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference in Arlington, Va.
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Could small UAS replace larger drone platforms?
Top Air Force officials outline the future of unmanned operations going forward, postulating that small UAS could supplement for larger platforms around the globe.
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Air Force seeks modernization for full-spectrum fights
The Air Force’s acquisition chief told an audience at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference that the service is looking to modernize its platforms to allow them to fight in more contested environments.
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QinetiQ and Milrem unveil Titan unmanned ground vehicle
American firm QinetiQ North America and Estonia’s Milrem have teamed up to produce the Titan unmanned ground vehicle.
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L-3 unveils smaller imaging system
L-3 has unveiled what it calls its smallest and lightest electro-optical/infrared imaging system.
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Senior Army official sets goals in employment of unmanned systems
The Army’s Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Daniel Allyn provided an overview of five objectives in unmanned systems the force is looking towards in the future.
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Navy demonstrates common drone-control system
The Navy has demonstrated a common drone-control system that can manage multiple unmanned aircraft across different services.
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Air Force Seeking Out ‘Ender’s Game’ Technology to Enable Drone Swarms
In the classic sci-fi book Ender’s Game, the title character manages thousands of aircraft with a swipe of his hand. That’s the kind of command-and-control capability the Air Force wants to guide future drone swarms.
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Marines look to test, leverage unmanned systems
The Marine Corps is testing emerging technologies with existing units and concepts to learn how they integrate.
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Data link forged between Marines and UAS
Operators mounted a network centric communications pod on a Predator B and used it to forge a network in a simulated expeditionary environment.
-
Future concepts for unmanned ground vehicles
Top military technologists and roboticists discussed future concepts for employing unmanned ground systems in battle at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference in Arlington, Va.
-
Could small UAS replace larger drone platforms?
Top Air Force officials outline the future of unmanned operations going forward, postulating that small UAS could supplement for larger platforms around the globe.
-
Air Force seeks modernization for full-spectrum fights
The Air Force’s acquisition chief told an audience at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference that the service is looking to modernize its platforms to allow them to fight in more contested environments.
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QinetiQ and Milrem unveil Titan unmanned ground vehicle
American firm QinetiQ North America and Estonia’s Milrem have teamed up to produce the Titan unmanned ground vehicle.
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L-3 unveils smaller imaging system
L-3 has unveiled what it calls its smallest and lightest electro-optical/infrared imaging system.
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Senior Army official sets goals in employment of unmanned systems
The Army’s Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Daniel Allyn provided an overview of five objectives in unmanned systems the force is looking towards in the future.
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Navy demonstrates common drone-control system
The Navy has demonstrated a common drone-control system that can manage multiple unmanned aircraft across different services.
-
Air Force Seeking Out ‘Ender’s Game’ Technology to Enable Drone Swarms
In the classic sci-fi book Ender’s Game, the title character manages thousands of aircraft with a swipe of his hand. That’s the kind of command-and-control capability the Air Force wants to guide future drone swarms.
-
Marines look to test, leverage unmanned systems
The Marine Corps is testing emerging technologies with existing units and concepts to learn how they integrate.
-
Data link forged between Marines and UAS
Operators mounted a network centric communications pod on a Predator B and used it to forge a network in a simulated expeditionary environment.
-
Future concepts for unmanned ground vehicles
Top military technologists and roboticists discussed future concepts for employing unmanned ground systems in battle at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference in Arlington, Va.
-
Could small UAS replace larger drone platforms?
Top Air Force officials outline the future of unmanned operations going forward, postulating that small UAS could supplement for larger platforms around the globe.
-
Air Force seeks modernization for full-spectrum fights
The Air Force’s acquisition chief told an audience at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference that the service is looking to modernize its platforms to allow them to fight in more contested environments.
-
QinetiQ and Milrem unveil Titan unmanned ground vehicle
American firm QinetiQ North America and Estonia’s Milrem have teamed up to produce the Titan unmanned ground vehicle.
-
L-3 unveils smaller imaging system
L-3 has unveiled what it calls its smallest and lightest electro-optical/infrared imaging system.
-
Senior Army official sets goals in employment of unmanned systems
The Army’s Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Daniel Allyn provided an overview of five objectives in unmanned systems the force is looking towards in the future.
