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PowerWalk device converts soldiers’ movement into energy
The technology, currently in development, could recharge devices as soldiers walk.
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Air Force develops materials to support electronic systems
The general objective is to drive better performance from materials, which often are key components in larger systems.
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ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
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Space Surveillance Telescope begins next mission
Under a joint military agreement, Australia will take over the task of scanning the skies for space debris and asteroids that could endanger satellites or potentially strike the Earth.
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Small satellites rise in significance
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is looking to increase the variety of its intel and the flexibility of its platforms.
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Navy moves closer to common control system
The program aims to replace a growing assortment of controllers that have proliferated as unmanned vehicles have come to the fore.
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DARPA looks to develop undersea network
The TUNA program is intended to quickly restore tactical data links.
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CERDEC tests cross-domain comms
Certification positions the lab to play a critical role in national security.
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DHS, insurers share interest in drones
The Department of Homeland Security may share with insurers an interest in unmanned aerial systems.
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DARPA envisions 100G infrastructure for improved data delivery
Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency say they are making headway on efforts to develop a much more robust wireless communications backbone.
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PowerWalk device converts soldiers’ movement into energy
The technology, currently in development, could recharge devices as soldiers walk.
-
Air Force develops materials to support electronic systems
The general objective is to drive better performance from materials, which often are key components in larger systems.
-
ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
-
Space Surveillance Telescope begins next mission
Under a joint military agreement, Australia will take over the task of scanning the skies for space debris and asteroids that could endanger satellites or potentially strike the Earth.
-
Small satellites rise in significance
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is looking to increase the variety of its intel and the flexibility of its platforms.
-
Navy moves closer to common control system
The program aims to replace a growing assortment of controllers that have proliferated as unmanned vehicles have come to the fore.
-
DARPA looks to develop undersea network
The TUNA program is intended to quickly restore tactical data links.
-
CERDEC tests cross-domain comms
Certification positions the lab to play a critical role in national security.
-
DHS, insurers share interest in drones
The Department of Homeland Security may share with insurers an interest in unmanned aerial systems.
-
DARPA envisions 100G infrastructure for improved data delivery
Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency say they are making headway on efforts to develop a much more robust wireless communications backbone.
-
PowerWalk device converts soldiers’ movement into energy
The technology, currently in development, could recharge devices as soldiers walk.
-
Air Force develops materials to support electronic systems
The general objective is to drive better performance from materials, which often are key components in larger systems.
-
ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
-
Space Surveillance Telescope begins next mission
Under a joint military agreement, Australia will take over the task of scanning the skies for space debris and asteroids that could endanger satellites or potentially strike the Earth.
-
Small satellites rise in significance
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is looking to increase the variety of its intel and the flexibility of its platforms.
-
Navy moves closer to common control system
The program aims to replace a growing assortment of controllers that have proliferated as unmanned vehicles have come to the fore.
-
DARPA looks to develop undersea network
The TUNA program is intended to quickly restore tactical data links.
-
CERDEC tests cross-domain comms
Certification positions the lab to play a critical role in national security.
-
DHS, insurers share interest in drones
The Department of Homeland Security may share with insurers an interest in unmanned aerial systems.
-
DARPA envisions 100G infrastructure for improved data delivery
Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency say they are making headway on efforts to develop a much more robust wireless communications backbone.
