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This prototype helmet and sensors could help Bradley drivers solve a decades-old problem
While still under development and testing, the sensor-helmet combo might give Bradley drivers a true view of the battlefield for the first time.
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Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
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How landmines of the past can help prevent future fatalities
The Army is developing easy-to-use, real-time countermine tech that uses historical data, stereoscopic sensors and artificial intelligence to map out buried explosives.
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US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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A sensor to eliminate jets’ screeeeeeeeeeech
A team of Air Force engineers is working with a combination of sophisticated sensors and advanced algorithms to detect and fix screech before it becomes a problem.
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US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
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Jaguar strapped to the nines with sensors, weaponry and a paint job
French industry has unveiled a prototype of the Jaguar, an armored vehicle in khaki green and bristling with sensors.
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Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
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Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
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This prototype helmet and sensors could help Bradley drivers solve a decades-old problem
While still under development and testing, the sensor-helmet combo might give Bradley drivers a true view of the battlefield for the first time.
-
Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
-
How landmines of the past can help prevent future fatalities
The Army is developing easy-to-use, real-time countermine tech that uses historical data, stereoscopic sensors and artificial intelligence to map out buried explosives.
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US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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A sensor to eliminate jets’ screeeeeeeeeeech
A team of Air Force engineers is working with a combination of sophisticated sensors and advanced algorithms to detect and fix screech before it becomes a problem.
-
US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
-
Jaguar strapped to the nines with sensors, weaponry and a paint job
French industry has unveiled a prototype of the Jaguar, an armored vehicle in khaki green and bristling with sensors.
-
Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
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Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
-
This prototype helmet and sensors could help Bradley drivers solve a decades-old problem
While still under development and testing, the sensor-helmet combo might give Bradley drivers a true view of the battlefield for the first time.
-
Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
-
How landmines of the past can help prevent future fatalities
The Army is developing easy-to-use, real-time countermine tech that uses historical data, stereoscopic sensors and artificial intelligence to map out buried explosives.
-
US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
-
A sensor to eliminate jets’ screeeeeeeeeeech
A team of Air Force engineers is working with a combination of sophisticated sensors and advanced algorithms to detect and fix screech before it becomes a problem.
-
US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
-
Jaguar strapped to the nines with sensors, weaponry and a paint job
French industry has unveiled a prototype of the Jaguar, an armored vehicle in khaki green and bristling with sensors.
-
Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
