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Open source platforms, flexible airframes for new drones
New drone pair brings a ‘why not both?’ sensibility to design.
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The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
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Turkey’s drones are battle tested and ready for export
A coordinated drone strike, despite the lose of multiple UAVs, managed to hit a military convoy and a base.
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DARPA wants to fill in a void on underground robotic operations
In the bones of a never-used nuclear reactor, competitors at the DARPA-hosted Subterranean Challenge are exploring how robots can find people and items underground.
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Can scout drones be programmed with new tricks?
Exyn Technologies announced this week it has built code to allow drones to fly in and map a GPS-denied environment.
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DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
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Why did the military research a pigeon-feathered drone?
Researchers at Stanford explored the mechanics of bird feathers using a drone.
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Pentagon will start figuring out AI for lethality in 2020
The Pentagon’s AI center plans to explore how to apply artificial intelligence to battle.
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Can special ‘skin’ make an unflappable new Air Force drone?
A new Air Force project tests wings without control surfaces.
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Why the military might want robots that heal
A novel technique in joint design for legged robots could lead to more self-sufficient machines.
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Open source platforms, flexible airframes for new drones
New drone pair brings a ‘why not both?’ sensibility to design.
-
The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
-
Turkey’s drones are battle tested and ready for export
A coordinated drone strike, despite the lose of multiple UAVs, managed to hit a military convoy and a base.
-
DARPA wants to fill in a void on underground robotic operations
In the bones of a never-used nuclear reactor, competitors at the DARPA-hosted Subterranean Challenge are exploring how robots can find people and items underground.
-
Can scout drones be programmed with new tricks?
Exyn Technologies announced this week it has built code to allow drones to fly in and map a GPS-denied environment.
-
DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
-
Why did the military research a pigeon-feathered drone?
Researchers at Stanford explored the mechanics of bird feathers using a drone.
-
Pentagon will start figuring out AI for lethality in 2020
The Pentagon’s AI center plans to explore how to apply artificial intelligence to battle.
-
Can special ‘skin’ make an unflappable new Air Force drone?
A new Air Force project tests wings without control surfaces.
-
Why the military might want robots that heal
A novel technique in joint design for legged robots could lead to more self-sufficient machines.
-
Open source platforms, flexible airframes for new drones
New drone pair brings a ‘why not both?’ sensibility to design.
-
The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
-
Turkey’s drones are battle tested and ready for export
A coordinated drone strike, despite the lose of multiple UAVs, managed to hit a military convoy and a base.
-
DARPA wants to fill in a void on underground robotic operations
In the bones of a never-used nuclear reactor, competitors at the DARPA-hosted Subterranean Challenge are exploring how robots can find people and items underground.
-
Can scout drones be programmed with new tricks?
Exyn Technologies announced this week it has built code to allow drones to fly in and map a GPS-denied environment.
-
DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
-
Why did the military research a pigeon-feathered drone?
Researchers at Stanford explored the mechanics of bird feathers using a drone.
-
Pentagon will start figuring out AI for lethality in 2020
The Pentagon’s AI center plans to explore how to apply artificial intelligence to battle.
-
Can special ‘skin’ make an unflappable new Air Force drone?
A new Air Force project tests wings without control surfaces.
-
Why the military might want robots that heal
A novel technique in joint design for legged robots could lead to more self-sufficient machines.
