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Wearable sensors could prevent troops from overheating
A multi-institutional team is working to develop sensors that can identify the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
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Mini drones: A growing interest as a US military capability
A mini drone, or even a swarm of drones, can be launched in a matter of minutes without the need for air-control planning.
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From sensor to soldier: CERDEC aims to deliver data efficiently
Decision-makers have begun to mull over feedback in an ongoing search to improve airborne intelligence gathering.
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Counter-drone tech requires constant improvement, former DoD official says
If vendors like Department 13 are coming forward with the ability to take over opposing drones via radio attack, it’s a safe bet that the enemy is working on something similar.
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New navigation system streamlines communication for Coast Guard
The upgrade could impact some 2,000 vessels.
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‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
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Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
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Cyber Squadron Initiative expands training for airmen
The changing nature of warfare is pushing the Air Force to get more proactive on cyber.
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New initiative breaks ground in alternative energy technology
The Naval Enterprise Partnership Teaming with Universities for National Excellence initiative, or NEPTUNE, pairs ONR researchers with academia.
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Wearable sensors could prevent troops from overheating
A multi-institutional team is working to develop sensors that can identify the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
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Mini drones: A growing interest as a US military capability
A mini drone, or even a swarm of drones, can be launched in a matter of minutes without the need for air-control planning.
-
From sensor to soldier: CERDEC aims to deliver data efficiently
Decision-makers have begun to mull over feedback in an ongoing search to improve airborne intelligence gathering.
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NGA hacks food security
Hack-a-thon generates innovative approaches to geospatial issues.
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Counter-drone tech requires constant improvement, former DoD official says
If vendors like Department 13 are coming forward with the ability to take over opposing drones via radio attack, it’s a safe bet that the enemy is working on something similar.
-
New navigation system streamlines communication for Coast Guard
The upgrade could impact some 2,000 vessels.
-
‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
-
Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
-
Cyber Squadron Initiative expands training for airmen
The changing nature of warfare is pushing the Air Force to get more proactive on cyber.
-
New initiative breaks ground in alternative energy technology
The Naval Enterprise Partnership Teaming with Universities for National Excellence initiative, or NEPTUNE, pairs ONR researchers with academia.
-
Wearable sensors could prevent troops from overheating
A multi-institutional team is working to develop sensors that can identify the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
-
Mini drones: A growing interest as a US military capability
A mini drone, or even a swarm of drones, can be launched in a matter of minutes without the need for air-control planning.
-
From sensor to soldier: CERDEC aims to deliver data efficiently
Decision-makers have begun to mull over feedback in an ongoing search to improve airborne intelligence gathering.
-
NGA hacks food security
Hack-a-thon generates innovative approaches to geospatial issues.
-
Counter-drone tech requires constant improvement, former DoD official says
If vendors like Department 13 are coming forward with the ability to take over opposing drones via radio attack, it’s a safe bet that the enemy is working on something similar.
-
New navigation system streamlines communication for Coast Guard
The upgrade could impact some 2,000 vessels.
-
‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
-
Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
-
Cyber Squadron Initiative expands training for airmen
The changing nature of warfare is pushing the Air Force to get more proactive on cyber.
-
New initiative breaks ground in alternative energy technology
The Naval Enterprise Partnership Teaming with Universities for National Excellence initiative, or NEPTUNE, pairs ONR researchers with academia.
