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New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
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Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
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IARPA challenge seeks new face-recognition algorithms
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity hopes the organization’s new Face Recognition Prize Challenge will help them move the needle on biometric security.
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Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
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Coast Guard searches for small drone to launch from ship
A fiscal 2018 award would bring advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities along with search-and-rescue enhancements to nine vessels.
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Navy wants secure, ‘trusted’ apps for sailors
A search for “U.S. Navy” on the Google Play store turns up dozens of mobile apps, everything from training simulators to hospital corpsman qualifications to fitness guides. Which of these are official Navy releases? It’s anyone’s guess.
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Fuel in the tank: Marines test tech for managing energy consumption
Fuel use is a critical consideration on the battlefield and at sea. Commanders are reluctant to carry more than they need, but wary of running out too soon.
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Nett Warrior offers ‘intuitive’ precision-fire support tool
The software-based tool represents an incremental step forward from the fires system that has been in use since 2004.
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Leave your satellite behind: Marine Corps comms reach improved efficiency
Marines are connecting more easily to one another in the field thanks to a recent upgrade to the Combat Operations Center software suite.
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Antenna could expand underwater comms
A Mechanically Based Antenna, or AMEBA, could bring wireless communication and data transfer to undersea and underground settings.
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New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
-
Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
-
IARPA challenge seeks new face-recognition algorithms
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity hopes the organization’s new Face Recognition Prize Challenge will help them move the needle on biometric security.
-
Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
-
Coast Guard searches for small drone to launch from ship
A fiscal 2018 award would bring advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities along with search-and-rescue enhancements to nine vessels.
-
Navy wants secure, ‘trusted’ apps for sailors
A search for “U.S. Navy” on the Google Play store turns up dozens of mobile apps, everything from training simulators to hospital corpsman qualifications to fitness guides. Which of these are official Navy releases? It’s anyone’s guess.
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Fuel in the tank: Marines test tech for managing energy consumption
Fuel use is a critical consideration on the battlefield and at sea. Commanders are reluctant to carry more than they need, but wary of running out too soon.
-
Nett Warrior offers ‘intuitive’ precision-fire support tool
The software-based tool represents an incremental step forward from the fires system that has been in use since 2004.
-
Leave your satellite behind: Marine Corps comms reach improved efficiency
Marines are connecting more easily to one another in the field thanks to a recent upgrade to the Combat Operations Center software suite.
-
Antenna could expand underwater comms
A Mechanically Based Antenna, or AMEBA, could bring wireless communication and data transfer to undersea and underground settings.
-
New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
-
Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
-
IARPA challenge seeks new face-recognition algorithms
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity hopes the organization’s new Face Recognition Prize Challenge will help them move the needle on biometric security.
-
Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
-
Coast Guard searches for small drone to launch from ship
A fiscal 2018 award would bring advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities along with search-and-rescue enhancements to nine vessels.
-
Navy wants secure, ‘trusted’ apps for sailors
A search for “U.S. Navy” on the Google Play store turns up dozens of mobile apps, everything from training simulators to hospital corpsman qualifications to fitness guides. Which of these are official Navy releases? It’s anyone’s guess.
-
Fuel in the tank: Marines test tech for managing energy consumption
Fuel use is a critical consideration on the battlefield and at sea. Commanders are reluctant to carry more than they need, but wary of running out too soon.
-
Nett Warrior offers ‘intuitive’ precision-fire support tool
The software-based tool represents an incremental step forward from the fires system that has been in use since 2004.
-
Leave your satellite behind: Marine Corps comms reach improved efficiency
Marines are connecting more easily to one another in the field thanks to a recent upgrade to the Combat Operations Center software suite.
-
Antenna could expand underwater comms
A Mechanically Based Antenna, or AMEBA, could bring wireless communication and data transfer to undersea and underground settings.
