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An airborne radio that requires less power
Collins Aerospace Systems announced Aug. 1 it recently demonstrated a new software-defined networking airborne radio for the Department of Defense.
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A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
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Canada wants new terminals to work more closely with NATO
Canada is looking to buy 152 American-made radios for $44 million.
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Maybe the best application for AR goggles?
Microsoft-built goggles could eventually help pilot drones or offer facial recognition while on patrol.
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Can commercial satellites revolutionize nuclear command and control?
According to one Air Force official, commercial satellite capabilities could increase the survivability of nuclear command and controls, while also providing a cheaper alternative to military-owned satellites.
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Can machine learning decipher an overcrowded radio spectrum?
The Department of Defense is funding initiatives to revolutionize signals intelligence.
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Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
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Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
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This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
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Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
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An airborne radio that requires less power
Collins Aerospace Systems announced Aug. 1 it recently demonstrated a new software-defined networking airborne radio for the Department of Defense.
-
A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
-
Canada wants new terminals to work more closely with NATO
Canada is looking to buy 152 American-made radios for $44 million.
-
Maybe the best application for AR goggles?
Microsoft-built goggles could eventually help pilot drones or offer facial recognition while on patrol.
-
Can commercial satellites revolutionize nuclear command and control?
According to one Air Force official, commercial satellite capabilities could increase the survivability of nuclear command and controls, while also providing a cheaper alternative to military-owned satellites.
-
Can machine learning decipher an overcrowded radio spectrum?
The Department of Defense is funding initiatives to revolutionize signals intelligence.
-
Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
-
Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
-
This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
-
Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
-
An airborne radio that requires less power
Collins Aerospace Systems announced Aug. 1 it recently demonstrated a new software-defined networking airborne radio for the Department of Defense.
-
A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
-
Canada wants new terminals to work more closely with NATO
Canada is looking to buy 152 American-made radios for $44 million.
-
Maybe the best application for AR goggles?
Microsoft-built goggles could eventually help pilot drones or offer facial recognition while on patrol.
-
Can commercial satellites revolutionize nuclear command and control?
According to one Air Force official, commercial satellite capabilities could increase the survivability of nuclear command and controls, while also providing a cheaper alternative to military-owned satellites.
-
Can machine learning decipher an overcrowded radio spectrum?
The Department of Defense is funding initiatives to revolutionize signals intelligence.
-
Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
-
Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
-
This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
-
Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
