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Army to create universal UAV interface
The universal interface will keep operators from having to learn separate interfaces for individual UAVs.
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Israel’s Elbit unveils USV for anti-sub, anti-mine missions
Elbit Systems unveiled a prototype of what it claims is the world’s first unmanned system for anti-submarine warfare missions.
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DoD mulls OpenStack to stretch IT budgets
The department is weighing OpenStack’s efficiency and financial benefits as a way of keeping pace with growing demands.
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Telephonics to manufacture Marine Corps jammers
Telephonics Corporation’s $18 million contract will go toward manufacturing jammers for expeditionary units.
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FAA: More unmanned than manned aircraft in U.S. skies
According to the FAA, there is an increasing number of registered UAVs, almost 5,000 more than manned aircraft.
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L-3 awarded Navy sensor contract for shipboard defense system
The company will develop wide field-of-view sensors for target detection and tracking of anti-ship missiles.
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Enterprise IT, advanced tech top intel budget goals
Enterprise IT, information sharing — sound familiar? The intelligence community wants to buy more, too.
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Pentagon budget targets futuristic capabilities
Science and technology takes a hit even as cyber investment grows by nearly $1 billion.
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Despite public focus, Third Offset small in ’17 budget
The Third Offset got only $35 million in the fiscal 2017 budget.
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Cyber training a key point in 2017 DoD budget
At least three joint training programs will target troops’ cyber acumen.
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Army to create universal UAV interface
The universal interface will keep operators from having to learn separate interfaces for individual UAVs.
-
Israel’s Elbit unveils USV for anti-sub, anti-mine missions
Elbit Systems unveiled a prototype of what it claims is the world’s first unmanned system for anti-submarine warfare missions.
-
DoD mulls OpenStack to stretch IT budgets
The department is weighing OpenStack’s efficiency and financial benefits as a way of keeping pace with growing demands.
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Telephonics to manufacture Marine Corps jammers
Telephonics Corporation’s $18 million contract will go toward manufacturing jammers for expeditionary units.
-
FAA: More unmanned than manned aircraft in U.S. skies
According to the FAA, there is an increasing number of registered UAVs, almost 5,000 more than manned aircraft.
-
L-3 awarded Navy sensor contract for shipboard defense system
The company will develop wide field-of-view sensors for target detection and tracking of anti-ship missiles.
-
Enterprise IT, advanced tech top intel budget goals
Enterprise IT, information sharing — sound familiar? The intelligence community wants to buy more, too.
-
Pentagon budget targets futuristic capabilities
Science and technology takes a hit even as cyber investment grows by nearly $1 billion.
-
Despite public focus, Third Offset small in ’17 budget
The Third Offset got only $35 million in the fiscal 2017 budget.
-
Cyber training a key point in 2017 DoD budget
At least three joint training programs will target troops’ cyber acumen.
-
Army to create universal UAV interface
The universal interface will keep operators from having to learn separate interfaces for individual UAVs.
-
Israel’s Elbit unveils USV for anti-sub, anti-mine missions
Elbit Systems unveiled a prototype of what it claims is the world’s first unmanned system for anti-submarine warfare missions.
-
DoD mulls OpenStack to stretch IT budgets
The department is weighing OpenStack’s efficiency and financial benefits as a way of keeping pace with growing demands.
-
Telephonics to manufacture Marine Corps jammers
Telephonics Corporation’s $18 million contract will go toward manufacturing jammers for expeditionary units.
-
FAA: More unmanned than manned aircraft in U.S. skies
According to the FAA, there is an increasing number of registered UAVs, almost 5,000 more than manned aircraft.
-
L-3 awarded Navy sensor contract for shipboard defense system
The company will develop wide field-of-view sensors for target detection and tracking of anti-ship missiles.
-
Enterprise IT, advanced tech top intel budget goals
Enterprise IT, information sharing — sound familiar? The intelligence community wants to buy more, too.
-
Pentagon budget targets futuristic capabilities
Science and technology takes a hit even as cyber investment grows by nearly $1 billion.
-
Despite public focus, Third Offset small in ’17 budget
The Third Offset got only $35 million in the fiscal 2017 budget.
-
Cyber training a key point in 2017 DoD budget
At least three joint training programs will target troops’ cyber acumen.
