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Researchers in China and Australia want to reinvent the wheel
This rolling liquid-metal drone is no Terminator, but it could be a useful pocket-sized scout in the future.
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Who needs thumbs? Not these drones
Wasp-inspired robots can pull objects 40 times their own weight, opening doors with winches and teamwork.
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Could the cloud use the past to save troops in the future?
Modeling cloud standards off enterprise software means ships could have the institutional memory to never have to boldly go it alone again.
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This amphibious drone belly-flops … and that’s a good thing
Where this drone is going, it doesn’t need runways.
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Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
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Will Russian students design underwater robots to protect the coasts?
Jobs in military robotics design available for the winners.
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Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
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New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
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New military drone roadmap ambivalent on killer robots
The path to 2042 includes bots collaboration and systems.
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What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
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Researchers in China and Australia want to reinvent the wheel
This rolling liquid-metal drone is no Terminator, but it could be a useful pocket-sized scout in the future.
-
Who needs thumbs? Not these drones
Wasp-inspired robots can pull objects 40 times their own weight, opening doors with winches and teamwork.
-
Could the cloud use the past to save troops in the future?
Modeling cloud standards off enterprise software means ships could have the institutional memory to never have to boldly go it alone again.
-
This amphibious drone belly-flops … and that’s a good thing
Where this drone is going, it doesn’t need runways.
-
Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
-
Will Russian students design underwater robots to protect the coasts?
Jobs in military robotics design available for the winners.
-
Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
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New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
-
New military drone roadmap ambivalent on killer robots
The path to 2042 includes bots collaboration and systems.
-
What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
-
Researchers in China and Australia want to reinvent the wheel
This rolling liquid-metal drone is no Terminator, but it could be a useful pocket-sized scout in the future.
-
Who needs thumbs? Not these drones
Wasp-inspired robots can pull objects 40 times their own weight, opening doors with winches and teamwork.
-
Could the cloud use the past to save troops in the future?
Modeling cloud standards off enterprise software means ships could have the institutional memory to never have to boldly go it alone again.
-
This amphibious drone belly-flops … and that’s a good thing
Where this drone is going, it doesn’t need runways.
-
Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
-
Will Russian students design underwater robots to protect the coasts?
Jobs in military robotics design available for the winners.
-
Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
-
New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
-
New military drone roadmap ambivalent on killer robots
The path to 2042 includes bots collaboration and systems.
-
What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
