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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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Can DNA technology thwart military supply chain threats?
The very basics of living beings may solve a serious government-wide problem.
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PowerWalk device converts soldiers’ movement into energy
The technology, currently in development, could recharge devices as soldiers walk.
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Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
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Raytheon in $459M cryptographic deal
Raytheon has been awarded a contract to deliver modernized cryptographic voice terminals.
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Blockchain technology could minimize risk from data attacks
The radically different data management technology could help prevent downside disruption risk and maximize the upside war-fighting opportunity.
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ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
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DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
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Marines to get upgraded smartphones for close-air support
This fiscal year, the Marine Corps will receive upgraded smartphones for calling in fire support.
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Raytheon wins DARPA cyber contracts
The contracts were awarded under DARPA’s Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems program.
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
-
Can DNA technology thwart military supply chain threats?
The very basics of living beings may solve a serious government-wide problem.
-
PowerWalk device converts soldiers’ movement into energy
The technology, currently in development, could recharge devices as soldiers walk.
-
Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
-
Raytheon in $459M cryptographic deal
Raytheon has been awarded a contract to deliver modernized cryptographic voice terminals.
-
Blockchain technology could minimize risk from data attacks
The radically different data management technology could help prevent downside disruption risk and maximize the upside war-fighting opportunity.
-
ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
-
DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
-
Marines to get upgraded smartphones for close-air support
This fiscal year, the Marine Corps will receive upgraded smartphones for calling in fire support.
-
Raytheon wins DARPA cyber contracts
The contracts were awarded under DARPA’s Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems program.
-
New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
-
Can DNA technology thwart military supply chain threats?
The very basics of living beings may solve a serious government-wide problem.
-
PowerWalk device converts soldiers’ movement into energy
The technology, currently in development, could recharge devices as soldiers walk.
-
Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
-
Raytheon in $459M cryptographic deal
Raytheon has been awarded a contract to deliver modernized cryptographic voice terminals.
-
Blockchain technology could minimize risk from data attacks
The radically different data management technology could help prevent downside disruption risk and maximize the upside war-fighting opportunity.
-
ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
-
DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
-
Marines to get upgraded smartphones for close-air support
This fiscal year, the Marine Corps will receive upgraded smartphones for calling in fire support.
-
Raytheon wins DARPA cyber contracts
The contracts were awarded under DARPA’s Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems program.
