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Can the Army perfect an AI strategy for a fast and deadly future?
At AUSA 2019, Army leaders discussed how to build and then employ AI for everything from supply chains to fields of fire.
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Marine jamming jeep sends unknown drone to the deep
A counter-UAS tool jammed a fixed-wing drone out of the sky over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
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DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
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Army tests using a grenade to stop drones with a net
The service has patented net-launching grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, adaptable to a host of vehicular threats.
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Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
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The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
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An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
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Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
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This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
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Can the Army perfect an AI strategy for a fast and deadly future?
At AUSA 2019, Army leaders discussed how to build and then employ AI for everything from supply chains to fields of fire.
-
Marine jamming jeep sends unknown drone to the deep
A counter-UAS tool jammed a fixed-wing drone out of the sky over the Strait of Hormuz.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
Army tests using a grenade to stop drones with a net
The service has patented net-launching grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, adaptable to a host of vehicular threats.
-
Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
-
The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
-
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
-
Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
-
This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
-
Can the Army perfect an AI strategy for a fast and deadly future?
At AUSA 2019, Army leaders discussed how to build and then employ AI for everything from supply chains to fields of fire.
-
Marine jamming jeep sends unknown drone to the deep
A counter-UAS tool jammed a fixed-wing drone out of the sky over the Strait of Hormuz.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
Army tests using a grenade to stop drones with a net
The service has patented net-launching grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, adaptable to a host of vehicular threats.
-
Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
-
The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
-
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
-
Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
-
This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
