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NGA awards $500M deal to Harris Corp.
The contract is for the development of software that would allow National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency analysts to retrieve data faster and more efficiently.
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Earth meets space as companies combine sensor data
Kratos and HawkEye 360 are teaming up to deliver orbital sensor services.
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No GPS signal, no problem: Army works on ops in denied regions
As the military shifts resources to a more diverse set of actors and capabilities than the previous 15 years, it is taking into consideration battlefields in which access to GPS may be limited by adversarial efforts.
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Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
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Japan launches rocket with satellite to build its own GPS
Japan is building its own GPS in hopes of reducing location errors for drivers, drone operators and other users.
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Marines get new G/ATOR radar
The Marine Corps Corps received the first low-rate initial production G/ATOR system.
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Leonardo to develop RAF decoys
Italian company Leonardo has partnered with the RAF’s Rapid Capability Office to develop expendable active decoys for British jet fighters.
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Wearable sensors could prevent troops from overheating
A multi-institutional team is working to develop sensors that can identify the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
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Navy wants fused sensors for ship identification
The service is especially interested in fusing Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar images with infrared imaging.
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Reaper drones have ‘untapped potential,’ says top Air Force official
The Reaper will continue to have a role in future conflicts, so how is the Air Force posturing the drones to fight in contested and congested environments?
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NGA awards $500M deal to Harris Corp.
The contract is for the development of software that would allow National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency analysts to retrieve data faster and more efficiently.
-
Earth meets space as companies combine sensor data
Kratos and HawkEye 360 are teaming up to deliver orbital sensor services.
-
No GPS signal, no problem: Army works on ops in denied regions
As the military shifts resources to a more diverse set of actors and capabilities than the previous 15 years, it is taking into consideration battlefields in which access to GPS may be limited by adversarial efforts.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
Japan launches rocket with satellite to build its own GPS
Japan is building its own GPS in hopes of reducing location errors for drivers, drone operators and other users.
-
Marines get new G/ATOR radar
The Marine Corps Corps received the first low-rate initial production G/ATOR system.
-
Leonardo to develop RAF decoys
Italian company Leonardo has partnered with the RAF’s Rapid Capability Office to develop expendable active decoys for British jet fighters.
-
Wearable sensors could prevent troops from overheating
A multi-institutional team is working to develop sensors that can identify the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
-
Navy wants fused sensors for ship identification
The service is especially interested in fusing Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar images with infrared imaging.
-
Reaper drones have ‘untapped potential,’ says top Air Force official
The Reaper will continue to have a role in future conflicts, so how is the Air Force posturing the drones to fight in contested and congested environments?
-
NGA awards $500M deal to Harris Corp.
The contract is for the development of software that would allow National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency analysts to retrieve data faster and more efficiently.
-
Earth meets space as companies combine sensor data
Kratos and HawkEye 360 are teaming up to deliver orbital sensor services.
-
No GPS signal, no problem: Army works on ops in denied regions
As the military shifts resources to a more diverse set of actors and capabilities than the previous 15 years, it is taking into consideration battlefields in which access to GPS may be limited by adversarial efforts.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
Japan launches rocket with satellite to build its own GPS
Japan is building its own GPS in hopes of reducing location errors for drivers, drone operators and other users.
-
Marines get new G/ATOR radar
The Marine Corps Corps received the first low-rate initial production G/ATOR system.
-
Leonardo to develop RAF decoys
Italian company Leonardo has partnered with the RAF’s Rapid Capability Office to develop expendable active decoys for British jet fighters.
-
Wearable sensors could prevent troops from overheating
A multi-institutional team is working to develop sensors that can identify the warning signs of heat exhaustion.
-
Navy wants fused sensors for ship identification
The service is especially interested in fusing Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar images with infrared imaging.
-
Reaper drones have ‘untapped potential,’ says top Air Force official
The Reaper will continue to have a role in future conflicts, so how is the Air Force posturing the drones to fight in contested and congested environments?
