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Not quite the Terminator, but ‘muscle-bound’ robots are coming for the Army, Marines
Muscle tissue added to robots will give them “never before seen mobility and agility.”
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Defense Logistics Agency finds improvements through robotic process automation
Bots at DLA have contributed over 200,000 hours of work.
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NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
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Congress resurrects MQ-9 Reaper program, adding 16 drones for the Air Force
The sun won’t set on the Reaper program for at least another year — as long as a budget bill is passed into law.
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The importance of advancing loyal wingman technology
Ensuring secure communications, improved human-machine interfaces, and building more trust between humans and their AI agent partners are at the top of the list of persistent technological focus areas.
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Here’s why the Valkyrie drone couldn’t translate between F-35 and F-22 jets during a recent test
The next round of tests could be scheduled as early as May 2021.
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The military is this close to nabbing Gremlins from midair
DARPA wants to demonstrate the ability to launch and recover small drones in flight.
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Russia is developing a helicopter drone to destroy other drones
The biggest problem for Russian drone development is the absence of a quality, locally made engine.
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Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
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European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
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Not quite the Terminator, but ‘muscle-bound’ robots are coming for the Army, Marines
Muscle tissue added to robots will give them “never before seen mobility and agility.”
-
Defense Logistics Agency finds improvements through robotic process automation
Bots at DLA have contributed over 200,000 hours of work.
-
NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
-
Congress resurrects MQ-9 Reaper program, adding 16 drones for the Air Force
The sun won’t set on the Reaper program for at least another year — as long as a budget bill is passed into law.
-
The importance of advancing loyal wingman technology
Ensuring secure communications, improved human-machine interfaces, and building more trust between humans and their AI agent partners are at the top of the list of persistent technological focus areas.
-
Here’s why the Valkyrie drone couldn’t translate between F-35 and F-22 jets during a recent test
The next round of tests could be scheduled as early as May 2021.
-
The military is this close to nabbing Gremlins from midair
DARPA wants to demonstrate the ability to launch and recover small drones in flight.
-
Russia is developing a helicopter drone to destroy other drones
The biggest problem for Russian drone development is the absence of a quality, locally made engine.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
-
European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
-
Not quite the Terminator, but ‘muscle-bound’ robots are coming for the Army, Marines
Muscle tissue added to robots will give them “never before seen mobility and agility.”
-
Defense Logistics Agency finds improvements through robotic process automation
Bots at DLA have contributed over 200,000 hours of work.
-
NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
-
Congress resurrects MQ-9 Reaper program, adding 16 drones for the Air Force
The sun won’t set on the Reaper program for at least another year — as long as a budget bill is passed into law.
-
The importance of advancing loyal wingman technology
Ensuring secure communications, improved human-machine interfaces, and building more trust between humans and their AI agent partners are at the top of the list of persistent technological focus areas.
-
Here’s why the Valkyrie drone couldn’t translate between F-35 and F-22 jets during a recent test
The next round of tests could be scheduled as early as May 2021.
-
The military is this close to nabbing Gremlins from midair
DARPA wants to demonstrate the ability to launch and recover small drones in flight.
-
Russia is developing a helicopter drone to destroy other drones
The biggest problem for Russian drone development is the absence of a quality, locally made engine.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
-
European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
