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Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
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The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
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The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
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This robot rumbles through tunnels too unsafe for people
LIDAR, 3D mapping and haptic sensors can keep this robot working through Swiss tunnels. Is it the future of military maintenance work?
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Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
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GPS III and the demands of a dangerous new space age
Powerful anti-jamming capabilities on the just-launched GPS III satellite acknowledge the vulnerability of our biggest targets in orbit.
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Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
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The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
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Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
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How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
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Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
-
The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
-
The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
-
This robot rumbles through tunnels too unsafe for people
LIDAR, 3D mapping and haptic sensors can keep this robot working through Swiss tunnels. Is it the future of military maintenance work?
-
Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
-
GPS III and the demands of a dangerous new space age
Powerful anti-jamming capabilities on the just-launched GPS III satellite acknowledge the vulnerability of our biggest targets in orbit.
-
Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
-
How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
-
Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
-
The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
-
The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
-
This robot rumbles through tunnels too unsafe for people
LIDAR, 3D mapping and haptic sensors can keep this robot working through Swiss tunnels. Is it the future of military maintenance work?
-
Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
-
GPS III and the demands of a dangerous new space age
Powerful anti-jamming capabilities on the just-launched GPS III satellite acknowledge the vulnerability of our biggest targets in orbit.
-
Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
-
How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
