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Defense Innovation Unit publishes ethical AI guidelines
The Defense Innovation Unit now has its own guidelines for implementing the Pentagon’s principles of ethical artificial intelligence use.
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DoD identifies companies to bid on its new cloud effort
The Department of Defense has issued solicitations to select companies to bid on it’s new multicloud effort.
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New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance
The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.
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EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster
European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.
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Israeli, Emirati companies partner up on unmanned surface vessels
IAI and Edge Group also revealed the establishment of a maintenance center in the United Arab Emirates for the former’s electro-optics systems.
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Counter-drone tech at Dubai Airshow reflects UAE’s interest in the capability
Although not as abundant as drones, countermeasures against the unmanned systems are certainly prevalent at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
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Air Force Research Laboratory awards university $1 billion for space technology research
The contract further strengthens the relationship between AFRL and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.
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Edge Group’s CEO talks drone swarms, 3D printing and export plans
Emirati defense conglomerate Edge Group has had the biggest share of announcements at the 2021 Dubai Airshow between systems unveilings, contracts finalizations and the signing of memorandums of understand understanding. But what arguably stands out the most is the number of autonomous systems at the company’s booth, which made up about half of the offerings…
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National Reconnaissance Office further expands contract with Planet
The contract extension gives the NRO more access to Planet’s capabilities just as the agency prepares to issue new commercial imagery contracts in 2022.
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Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
A Russian official confirmed that the anti-satellite test took place, but denied that the resultant debris would endanger the International Space Station or other spacecraft.
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Defense Innovation Unit publishes ethical AI guidelines
The Defense Innovation Unit now has its own guidelines for implementing the Pentagon’s principles of ethical artificial intelligence use.
-
DoD identifies companies to bid on its new cloud effort
The Department of Defense has issued solicitations to select companies to bid on it’s new multicloud effort.
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New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance
The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.
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EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster
European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.
-
Israeli, Emirati companies partner up on unmanned surface vessels
IAI and Edge Group also revealed the establishment of a maintenance center in the United Arab Emirates for the former’s electro-optics systems.
-
Counter-drone tech at Dubai Airshow reflects UAE’s interest in the capability
Although not as abundant as drones, countermeasures against the unmanned systems are certainly prevalent at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory awards university $1 billion for space technology research
The contract further strengthens the relationship between AFRL and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.
-
Edge Group’s CEO talks drone swarms, 3D printing and export plans
Emirati defense conglomerate Edge Group has had the biggest share of announcements at the 2021 Dubai Airshow between systems unveilings, contracts finalizations and the signing of memorandums of understand understanding. But what arguably stands out the most is the number of autonomous systems at the company’s booth, which made up about half of the offerings…
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National Reconnaissance Office further expands contract with Planet
The contract extension gives the NRO more access to Planet’s capabilities just as the agency prepares to issue new commercial imagery contracts in 2022.
-
Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
A Russian official confirmed that the anti-satellite test took place, but denied that the resultant debris would endanger the International Space Station or other spacecraft.
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Defense Innovation Unit publishes ethical AI guidelines
The Defense Innovation Unit now has its own guidelines for implementing the Pentagon’s principles of ethical artificial intelligence use.
-
DoD identifies companies to bid on its new cloud effort
The Department of Defense has issued solicitations to select companies to bid on it’s new multicloud effort.
-
New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance
The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.
-
EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster
European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.
-
Israeli, Emirati companies partner up on unmanned surface vessels
IAI and Edge Group also revealed the establishment of a maintenance center in the United Arab Emirates for the former’s electro-optics systems.
-
Counter-drone tech at Dubai Airshow reflects UAE’s interest in the capability
Although not as abundant as drones, countermeasures against the unmanned systems are certainly prevalent at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory awards university $1 billion for space technology research
The contract further strengthens the relationship between AFRL and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.
-
Edge Group’s CEO talks drone swarms, 3D printing and export plans
Emirati defense conglomerate Edge Group has had the biggest share of announcements at the 2021 Dubai Airshow between systems unveilings, contracts finalizations and the signing of memorandums of understand understanding. But what arguably stands out the most is the number of autonomous systems at the company’s booth, which made up about half of the offerings…
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National Reconnaissance Office further expands contract with Planet
The contract extension gives the NRO more access to Planet’s capabilities just as the agency prepares to issue new commercial imagery contracts in 2022.
-
Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
A Russian official confirmed that the anti-satellite test took place, but denied that the resultant debris would endanger the International Space Station or other spacecraft.
