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  • Team Robotika is one of two team to compete in both the physical and the virtual track of the Subterranean Challenge Urban Circuit. (Image courtesy DARPA)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 20: Caving In

    Robots will make cave war safer for the humans doing the attacking in the future, but that is still at least a decade away.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    3 days ago
  • Navigating with an internal mapping software that looks like a minecraft-esque roguelike, the drone uses
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 19: Same AI it ever was

    Lessons for the future of AI from a document about future AI published in 1980

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    March 12
  • These small satellites were released into space by a robotic arm in 2013. (NASA)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 18: Space Case

    In the latest issue of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at understanding risk in space, and the process of converting that mathematical debate into plain language.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    February 26
  • Civil War cannons
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 17: Mining the Future

    In the latest issue of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a discussion of how explosives made in the present can carry harm decades, sometimes even centuries, into the future.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    February 11
  • This partially feathered flying machine is a way for scientists to explore the specifics of feathers in flight. (Lentink Lab/Stanford University)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 16: The Uncanny Ally

    From pigeon-feather robots to self-healing mechanical joints, lessons for robots from the world of biology.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    January 30
  • Smartphones are a ubiquitous part of war, and the tracking tools of smartphones are an expanding risk in part because of apps servicemembers may have downloaded. (David Staten / Marine Corps)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 15: The Imperfect Panopticon

    For the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at the way personal devices bring new vulnerabilities to the battlefield.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    January 17
  • Santa Claus waves as he arrives in a 169th Fighter Wing F-16 Fighting Falcon at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, S.C., Dec. 7, 2019. (Staff Sgt. Megan Floyd/Air National Guard)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 14: Hypersonic Santa

    In this Christmas-themed newsletter, a look at how a wrong number led to an easy myth for explaining missile risk, sort of.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    January 2
  • With legs that end in gripping hands, this robot can walk and then climb. (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 13: The Blogs of Ore

    In this latest issue of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at metaphors for data in the Pentagon.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    December 18, 2019
  • The Chappe Telegraph Tower used an advanced form of semaphore. Also, it was once hacked. (Louis Figuier, via Wikimedia Commons)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 12: Infinite Vulnerability

    There are more lessons for present security from a "cyberattack" in 1834 than you might imagine.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    December 4, 2019
  • This drone was used by Interior to fight the Klondike Fire in 2018, by burning up difficult to reach underbrush to deny fuel to the fire. It's likely one of the many DJI-made drones now grounded by Interior from non-emergency use. (Department of Interior)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 11: Supply Chain Reaction

    Informed by discussions at the 2019 CyberCon, a look at supply chain risk.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    November 27, 2019
  • The TIGER, or Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, is a counter-drone tool that uses igh-powered microwaves to disrupt drones in flight. (Image courtesy of Leidos)
    Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 10: The Cloud of War

    In this Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at the coming JEDI contract, and what it means to create a cloud city specifically in the sights of every adversary.

    Kelsey D. Atherton
    November 7, 2019
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