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Sikorsky flies chopper with no pilot
Sikorsky demonstrated autonomous flying in the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground using the Matrix Autonomy System.
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Webcast: The Air Force’s Strategy to Maintain Air Dominance
A conversation with Kristen J. Baldwin, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Science, Technology, & Engineering)
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The end of Army radios?
In an effort to gain more secure communications, the Army may have to reduce the number of radios in the force. Hear about the new plan.
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Electric tanks and upgraded targeting drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.22.22
A look at future Army electric vehicle concepts, and the next generation of surveillance drones. Plus, futuristic sand tables and a look at military chess.
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This smart shirt might save your life on the battlefield
Alexander Gruentzig, CEO of Legionarius talks to Army Times at AUSA about a shirt that can detect penetration injuries.
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The importance of rigorous testing
Astronics Test Systems President Jim Mulato explains how the company’s testing process helps ensure reliability in mission-critical systems.
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Future Tactical UAS offerings at AUSA
As the Army looks to replace its Shadow UAS system, Jen Judson heads to the show floor at AUSA to see what companies competing for the contract have to offer.
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The transformation of modern warfare
BlueHalo leaders discuss how technologies such as C-UAS are shaping the battlefield and leading to new tactics and capabilities.
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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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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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Sikorsky flies chopper with no pilot
Sikorsky demonstrated autonomous flying in the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground using the Matrix Autonomy System.
-
Webcast: The Air Force’s Strategy to Maintain Air Dominance
A conversation with Kristen J. Baldwin, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Science, Technology, & Engineering)
-
The end of Army radios?
In an effort to gain more secure communications, the Army may have to reduce the number of radios in the force. Hear about the new plan.
-
Electric tanks and upgraded targeting drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.22.22
A look at future Army electric vehicle concepts, and the next generation of surveillance drones. Plus, futuristic sand tables and a look at military chess.
-
This smart shirt might save your life on the battlefield
Alexander Gruentzig, CEO of Legionarius talks to Army Times at AUSA about a shirt that can detect penetration injuries.
-
The importance of rigorous testing
Astronics Test Systems President Jim Mulato explains how the company’s testing process helps ensure reliability in mission-critical systems.
-
Future Tactical UAS offerings at AUSA
As the Army looks to replace its Shadow UAS system, Jen Judson heads to the show floor at AUSA to see what companies competing for the contract have to offer.
-
The transformation of modern warfare
BlueHalo leaders discuss how technologies such as C-UAS are shaping the battlefield and leading to new tactics and capabilities.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Sikorsky flies chopper with no pilot
Sikorsky demonstrated autonomous flying in the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground using the Matrix Autonomy System.
-
Webcast: The Air Force’s Strategy to Maintain Air Dominance
A conversation with Kristen J. Baldwin, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Science, Technology, & Engineering)
-
The end of Army radios?
In an effort to gain more secure communications, the Army may have to reduce the number of radios in the force. Hear about the new plan.
-
Electric tanks and upgraded targeting drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.22.22
A look at future Army electric vehicle concepts, and the next generation of surveillance drones. Plus, futuristic sand tables and a look at military chess.
-
This smart shirt might save your life on the battlefield
Alexander Gruentzig, CEO of Legionarius talks to Army Times at AUSA about a shirt that can detect penetration injuries.
-
The importance of rigorous testing
Astronics Test Systems President Jim Mulato explains how the company’s testing process helps ensure reliability in mission-critical systems.
-
Future Tactical UAS offerings at AUSA
As the Army looks to replace its Shadow UAS system, Jen Judson heads to the show floor at AUSA to see what companies competing for the contract have to offer.
-
The transformation of modern warfare
BlueHalo leaders discuss how technologies such as C-UAS are shaping the battlefield and leading to new tactics and capabilities.
-
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.
-
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.
