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Comms down? Don’t give up.
DARPA, the Air Force Research Laboratory and BAE Systems are leveraging AI to maintain situational awareness between manned and unmanned teams in comms-deprived environments.
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The Army sensors that could lead to maintenance-free aircraft
Researchers at the Army Research Laboratory say they have tested a new sensor that would help detect aircraft maintenance.
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How a new Army leader wants to improve defensive cyber operations
The new head of Program Executive Officer Enterprise Information Systems explains how she plans to streamline disparate networking programs and break down silos.
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A new Army lab to accelerate the use of biometric data
The Biometric System Integration Laboratory, which opened in February at Fort Belvoir in northern Virginia, will serve as a proving ground for emerging biometric devices and networking capabilitie
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The unlikely tool that’s improving physical security at military bases
Physical security represents an emerging frontier, where artificial intelligence, machine learning, autonomous technologies and other advances could give the military an edge.
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The next step toward digital command and control
As it moves toward digital command and control, DISA is looking to industry best practices such as agile development and DevOps to get better software solutions into play more quickly.
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Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
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The Army battery you can cut in half and still use
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have developed a cuttable, foldable, submersible battery.
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How collapsible refrigerators and unmanned helicopters are solving DoD’s logistics problems
The Army recently announced the successful prototype of a collapsible system that’s not only smaller and easier to transport but also more fuel-efficient.
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The Army radio that could work in cities, caves and tunnels
Thales has begun delivery on a $37 million order for a tactical radio that the Army says will significantly improve how soldiers communicate in the field.
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Comms down? Don’t give up.
DARPA, the Air Force Research Laboratory and BAE Systems are leveraging AI to maintain situational awareness between manned and unmanned teams in comms-deprived environments.
-
The Army sensors that could lead to maintenance-free aircraft
Researchers at the Army Research Laboratory say they have tested a new sensor that would help detect aircraft maintenance.
-
How a new Army leader wants to improve defensive cyber operations
The new head of Program Executive Officer Enterprise Information Systems explains how she plans to streamline disparate networking programs and break down silos.
-
A new Army lab to accelerate the use of biometric data
The Biometric System Integration Laboratory, which opened in February at Fort Belvoir in northern Virginia, will serve as a proving ground for emerging biometric devices and networking capabilitie
-
The unlikely tool that’s improving physical security at military bases
Physical security represents an emerging frontier, where artificial intelligence, machine learning, autonomous technologies and other advances could give the military an edge.
-
The next step toward digital command and control
As it moves toward digital command and control, DISA is looking to industry best practices such as agile development and DevOps to get better software solutions into play more quickly.
-
Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
-
The Army battery you can cut in half and still use
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have developed a cuttable, foldable, submersible battery.
-
How collapsible refrigerators and unmanned helicopters are solving DoD’s logistics problems
The Army recently announced the successful prototype of a collapsible system that’s not only smaller and easier to transport but also more fuel-efficient.
-
The Army radio that could work in cities, caves and tunnels
Thales has begun delivery on a $37 million order for a tactical radio that the Army says will significantly improve how soldiers communicate in the field.
-
Comms down? Don’t give up.
DARPA, the Air Force Research Laboratory and BAE Systems are leveraging AI to maintain situational awareness between manned and unmanned teams in comms-deprived environments.
-
The Army sensors that could lead to maintenance-free aircraft
Researchers at the Army Research Laboratory say they have tested a new sensor that would help detect aircraft maintenance.
-
How a new Army leader wants to improve defensive cyber operations
The new head of Program Executive Officer Enterprise Information Systems explains how she plans to streamline disparate networking programs and break down silos.
-
A new Army lab to accelerate the use of biometric data
The Biometric System Integration Laboratory, which opened in February at Fort Belvoir in northern Virginia, will serve as a proving ground for emerging biometric devices and networking capabilitie
-
The unlikely tool that’s improving physical security at military bases
Physical security represents an emerging frontier, where artificial intelligence, machine learning, autonomous technologies and other advances could give the military an edge.
-
The next step toward digital command and control
As it moves toward digital command and control, DISA is looking to industry best practices such as agile development and DevOps to get better software solutions into play more quickly.
-
Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
-
The Army battery you can cut in half and still use
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have developed a cuttable, foldable, submersible battery.
-
How collapsible refrigerators and unmanned helicopters are solving DoD’s logistics problems
The Army recently announced the successful prototype of a collapsible system that’s not only smaller and easier to transport but also more fuel-efficient.
-
The Army radio that could work in cities, caves and tunnels
Thales has begun delivery on a $37 million order for a tactical radio that the Army says will significantly improve how soldiers communicate in the field.
