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Can ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ work outside of Afghanistan?
The Air Force is considering expanding the use of a unique communications technology that has helped soldiers stay in touch despite mountainous terrain to other areas where communications may be difficult.
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Knock, knock. Who’s there? This AI combat system might already know
Marines hope that robots on the ground can do more than just see and report back. They hope the robots can be trained to recognize and prioritize what they see.
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An Air Force radio that can run for a week in the sun
Technicians at McConnell Air Force Base have built a portable, solar-powered communications system that can run for seven days on a full charge.
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The Army reduced the cost of its tactical modems by 80 percent
The Army is getting a new tactical modem that communicate with the service’s artillery systems.
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Is there such a thing as too much supply chain cybersecurity?
In an increasingly digital battlefield, senior leaders, experts and analysts say supply-chain cybersecurity could be a weak point in the military’s armor.
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Need to upgrade Army vehicle software? Got 10 minutes?
A software platform that thousand of Army vehicles depend on is out of date, so a new streamlined tool is being rolled out to provide an update before pricey and time-consuming replacement of hardware must take place.
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What if the military relied on digital twins? What if the military relied on digital twins?
Navy leaders say the notion of a “digital twin,” a computer-based model of a mechanical or electrical system, is not just an interesting hypothesis, it’s an urgent imperative.
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The Army wants a self-directed combat vehicle to engage enemies
Guided by artificial intelligence, the next-generation combat vehicle now in development will have a range of autonomous capabilities.
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How Navy satellites give Marines smartphone-like comms
Leaders at Marine Corps Systems Command hope new Navy satellites will give Marines smartphone-like capabilities to communicate.
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When is the network not really the network?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for internet browsing to take place on a commercial cloud and away from Department of Defense servers.
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Can ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ work outside of Afghanistan?
The Air Force is considering expanding the use of a unique communications technology that has helped soldiers stay in touch despite mountainous terrain to other areas where communications may be difficult.
-
Knock, knock. Who’s there? This AI combat system might already know
Marines hope that robots on the ground can do more than just see and report back. They hope the robots can be trained to recognize and prioritize what they see.
-
An Air Force radio that can run for a week in the sun
Technicians at McConnell Air Force Base have built a portable, solar-powered communications system that can run for seven days on a full charge.
-
The Army reduced the cost of its tactical modems by 80 percent
The Army is getting a new tactical modem that communicate with the service’s artillery systems.
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Is there such a thing as too much supply chain cybersecurity?
In an increasingly digital battlefield, senior leaders, experts and analysts say supply-chain cybersecurity could be a weak point in the military’s armor.
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Need to upgrade Army vehicle software? Got 10 minutes?
A software platform that thousand of Army vehicles depend on is out of date, so a new streamlined tool is being rolled out to provide an update before pricey and time-consuming replacement of hardware must take place.
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What if the military relied on digital twins? What if the military relied on digital twins?
Navy leaders say the notion of a “digital twin,” a computer-based model of a mechanical or electrical system, is not just an interesting hypothesis, it’s an urgent imperative.
-
The Army wants a self-directed combat vehicle to engage enemies
Guided by artificial intelligence, the next-generation combat vehicle now in development will have a range of autonomous capabilities.
-
How Navy satellites give Marines smartphone-like comms
Leaders at Marine Corps Systems Command hope new Navy satellites will give Marines smartphone-like capabilities to communicate.
-
When is the network not really the network?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for internet browsing to take place on a commercial cloud and away from Department of Defense servers.
-
Can ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ work outside of Afghanistan?
The Air Force is considering expanding the use of a unique communications technology that has helped soldiers stay in touch despite mountainous terrain to other areas where communications may be difficult.
-
Knock, knock. Who’s there? This AI combat system might already know
Marines hope that robots on the ground can do more than just see and report back. They hope the robots can be trained to recognize and prioritize what they see.
-
An Air Force radio that can run for a week in the sun
Technicians at McConnell Air Force Base have built a portable, solar-powered communications system that can run for seven days on a full charge.
-
The Army reduced the cost of its tactical modems by 80 percent
The Army is getting a new tactical modem that communicate with the service’s artillery systems.
-
Is there such a thing as too much supply chain cybersecurity?
In an increasingly digital battlefield, senior leaders, experts and analysts say supply-chain cybersecurity could be a weak point in the military’s armor.
-
Need to upgrade Army vehicle software? Got 10 minutes?
A software platform that thousand of Army vehicles depend on is out of date, so a new streamlined tool is being rolled out to provide an update before pricey and time-consuming replacement of hardware must take place.
-
What if the military relied on digital twins? What if the military relied on digital twins?
Navy leaders say the notion of a “digital twin,” a computer-based model of a mechanical or electrical system, is not just an interesting hypothesis, it’s an urgent imperative.
-
The Army wants a self-directed combat vehicle to engage enemies
Guided by artificial intelligence, the next-generation combat vehicle now in development will have a range of autonomous capabilities.
-
How Navy satellites give Marines smartphone-like comms
Leaders at Marine Corps Systems Command hope new Navy satellites will give Marines smartphone-like capabilities to communicate.
-
When is the network not really the network?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for internet browsing to take place on a commercial cloud and away from Department of Defense servers.
