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This drone may restore comms after disasters
At AUSA 2019, Bell displayed its APT-70 transport drone, and discussed some novel uses for the platform.
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Beetle-like Iranian robots can roll under tanks
The Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces, or NEZAJA, shared pictures of a new machine that could become an expendable battle platform.
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Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
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Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
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Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
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Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
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Is this Russian robot spacecrawling before a spacewalk?
Mostly teleoperated, the FEDOR robot will trade its guns in for tools as it demonstrated limited autonomy onboard the International Space Station.
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Lessons for drone defense from a tennis ball
In a novel demonstration, Serena Williams shows how off-the-shelf quadcopters are vulnerable to sudden impacts.
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Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
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Will this hybrid drone give Russia a high-altitude advantage?
To reduce the number of moving parts, the whole body tilts, specifically to operate in windy conditions and mountain warfare.
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This drone may restore comms after disasters
At AUSA 2019, Bell displayed its APT-70 transport drone, and discussed some novel uses for the platform.
-
Beetle-like Iranian robots can roll under tanks
The Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces, or NEZAJA, shared pictures of a new machine that could become an expendable battle platform.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
-
Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
-
Is this Russian robot spacecrawling before a spacewalk?
Mostly teleoperated, the FEDOR robot will trade its guns in for tools as it demonstrated limited autonomy onboard the International Space Station.
-
Lessons for drone defense from a tennis ball
In a novel demonstration, Serena Williams shows how off-the-shelf quadcopters are vulnerable to sudden impacts.
-
Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
-
Will this hybrid drone give Russia a high-altitude advantage?
To reduce the number of moving parts, the whole body tilts, specifically to operate in windy conditions and mountain warfare.
-
This drone may restore comms after disasters
At AUSA 2019, Bell displayed its APT-70 transport drone, and discussed some novel uses for the platform.
-
Beetle-like Iranian robots can roll under tanks
The Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces, or NEZAJA, shared pictures of a new machine that could become an expendable battle platform.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
-
Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
-
Is this Russian robot spacecrawling before a spacewalk?
Mostly teleoperated, the FEDOR robot will trade its guns in for tools as it demonstrated limited autonomy onboard the International Space Station.
-
Lessons for drone defense from a tennis ball
In a novel demonstration, Serena Williams shows how off-the-shelf quadcopters are vulnerable to sudden impacts.
-
Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
-
Will this hybrid drone give Russia a high-altitude advantage?
To reduce the number of moving parts, the whole body tilts, specifically to operate in windy conditions and mountain warfare.
