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Faulty nav data caused drone to enter fatal dive, break apart
An RQ-4B Global Hawk remotely piloted aircraft broke apart and crashed in California last June after its navigation system began producing faulty navigation data, causing it to nearly invert and dive.
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Raytheon to upgrade UK’s ‘R2D2’ naval defense system
The State Department approved a $75 million deal for Raytheon to upgrade and maintain Phalanx Close-In Weapon Systems operated by Britain’s Royal Navy.
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Differentiating a port from a shipyard is a new kind of problem for AI
Researchers at IARPA and Lockheed Martin used artificial intelligence to identify more than 100 objects a second in satellite imagery. They were right 83 percent of the time.
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DIA announces winners in massive intelligence technology contract
The HELIOS contract seeks to develop technologies that can enhance the intelligence gathering capabilities within the elusive agency and prevent “strategic surprise.”
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US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
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Pilots test new digital displays in Black Hawk helicopters to replace decades-old analog controls
The prototype tests will inform an operational test and evaluation of the upgraded Black Hawk in late 2019.
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GAO to DoD: Fix ‘Fourth Estate’ inefficiencies
The Government Accountability Office is telling the Defense Department to better police inefficiencies in its 19 agencies and 8 field activities—collectively known as the “Fourth Estate.”
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Space Force? Tell it to these soldiers who are already working in space operations
The battalion deploys teams with Army divisions to better integrate space assets on the battlefield.
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What excites the Defense Department about Project Maven
One top Department of Defense intelligence official described the potential she sees in machine learning and rapid acquisition.
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Can the intel and defense community conquer data overload?
After decades of collecting adversary intelligence, the defense enterprise is coming to grips with the challenge of how to analyze data fast enough to keep it from being useless.
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Faulty nav data caused drone to enter fatal dive, break apart
An RQ-4B Global Hawk remotely piloted aircraft broke apart and crashed in California last June after its navigation system began producing faulty navigation data, causing it to nearly invert and dive.
-
Raytheon to upgrade UK’s ‘R2D2’ naval defense system
The State Department approved a $75 million deal for Raytheon to upgrade and maintain Phalanx Close-In Weapon Systems operated by Britain’s Royal Navy.
-
Differentiating a port from a shipyard is a new kind of problem for AI
Researchers at IARPA and Lockheed Martin used artificial intelligence to identify more than 100 objects a second in satellite imagery. They were right 83 percent of the time.
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DIA announces winners in massive intelligence technology contract
The HELIOS contract seeks to develop technologies that can enhance the intelligence gathering capabilities within the elusive agency and prevent “strategic surprise.”
-
US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
-
Pilots test new digital displays in Black Hawk helicopters to replace decades-old analog controls
The prototype tests will inform an operational test and evaluation of the upgraded Black Hawk in late 2019.
-
GAO to DoD: Fix ‘Fourth Estate’ inefficiencies
The Government Accountability Office is telling the Defense Department to better police inefficiencies in its 19 agencies and 8 field activities—collectively known as the “Fourth Estate.”
-
Space Force? Tell it to these soldiers who are already working in space operations
The battalion deploys teams with Army divisions to better integrate space assets on the battlefield.
-
What excites the Defense Department about Project Maven
One top Department of Defense intelligence official described the potential she sees in machine learning and rapid acquisition.
-
Can the intel and defense community conquer data overload?
After decades of collecting adversary intelligence, the defense enterprise is coming to grips with the challenge of how to analyze data fast enough to keep it from being useless.
-
Faulty nav data caused drone to enter fatal dive, break apart
An RQ-4B Global Hawk remotely piloted aircraft broke apart and crashed in California last June after its navigation system began producing faulty navigation data, causing it to nearly invert and dive.
-
Raytheon to upgrade UK’s ‘R2D2’ naval defense system
The State Department approved a $75 million deal for Raytheon to upgrade and maintain Phalanx Close-In Weapon Systems operated by Britain’s Royal Navy.
-
Differentiating a port from a shipyard is a new kind of problem for AI
Researchers at IARPA and Lockheed Martin used artificial intelligence to identify more than 100 objects a second in satellite imagery. They were right 83 percent of the time.
-
DIA announces winners in massive intelligence technology contract
The HELIOS contract seeks to develop technologies that can enhance the intelligence gathering capabilities within the elusive agency and prevent “strategic surprise.”
-
US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
-
Pilots test new digital displays in Black Hawk helicopters to replace decades-old analog controls
The prototype tests will inform an operational test and evaluation of the upgraded Black Hawk in late 2019.
-
GAO to DoD: Fix ‘Fourth Estate’ inefficiencies
The Government Accountability Office is telling the Defense Department to better police inefficiencies in its 19 agencies and 8 field activities—collectively known as the “Fourth Estate.”
-
Space Force? Tell it to these soldiers who are already working in space operations
The battalion deploys teams with Army divisions to better integrate space assets on the battlefield.
-
What excites the Defense Department about Project Maven
One top Department of Defense intelligence official described the potential she sees in machine learning and rapid acquisition.
-
Can the intel and defense community conquer data overload?
After decades of collecting adversary intelligence, the defense enterprise is coming to grips with the challenge of how to analyze data fast enough to keep it from being useless.
