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More than one company could get cash to build the Air Force’s AI-equipped Skyborg drone
The U.S. Air Force officially launched a competition for Skyborg contracts on May 15.
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Dynetics joins DARPA’s unmanned dogfighting effort
DARPA wants to use artificial intelligence and unmanned platforms to revolutionize aerial combat.
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Greece and Israel deal spotlight leasing model for military UAVs
The lease option could offer an attractive alternative to pricey acquisitions amid budgetary constraints caused by COVID 19.
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Pentagon reports boost in predatory foreign investment to US tech firms amid pandemic
There has been a “small uptick” in cases over the past several months, said the Defense Department official charged with overseeing the industrial base.
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Israel acquires FireFly loitering munition for close combat
Israel’s procurement of the FireFly and its deployment with infantry units are part of the country’s multiyear plan to restructure its armed forces, known as “Momentum.”
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The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
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DARPA awards nine new contracts to foster drone swarm technology
Through OFFSET, the agency hopes to foster technology developments that will enable 250 small unmanned air or ground robots to work together in support of the war fighter.
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Four technologies Japan and the US should team on to counter China
A new report from the Atlantic Council outlines where the U.S. and Japan need better industrial cooperation on defense projects.
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Open source platforms, flexible airframes for new drones
New drone pair brings a ‘why not both?’ sensibility to design.
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Turkey’s TAI sells six Anka-S drones to Tunisia
Turkish procurement officials say TAI had been awaiting a deal with the Tunisian government for more than a year to sell its Anka-S drone.
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More than one company could get cash to build the Air Force’s AI-equipped Skyborg drone
The U.S. Air Force officially launched a competition for Skyborg contracts on May 15.
-
Dynetics joins DARPA’s unmanned dogfighting effort
DARPA wants to use artificial intelligence and unmanned platforms to revolutionize aerial combat.
-
Greece and Israel deal spotlight leasing model for military UAVs
The lease option could offer an attractive alternative to pricey acquisitions amid budgetary constraints caused by COVID 19.
-
Pentagon reports boost in predatory foreign investment to US tech firms amid pandemic
There has been a “small uptick” in cases over the past several months, said the Defense Department official charged with overseeing the industrial base.
-
Israel acquires FireFly loitering munition for close combat
Israel’s procurement of the FireFly and its deployment with infantry units are part of the country’s multiyear plan to restructure its armed forces, known as “Momentum.”
-
The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
-
DARPA awards nine new contracts to foster drone swarm technology
Through OFFSET, the agency hopes to foster technology developments that will enable 250 small unmanned air or ground robots to work together in support of the war fighter.
-
Four technologies Japan and the US should team on to counter China
A new report from the Atlantic Council outlines where the U.S. and Japan need better industrial cooperation on defense projects.
-
Open source platforms, flexible airframes for new drones
New drone pair brings a ‘why not both?’ sensibility to design.
-
Turkey’s TAI sells six Anka-S drones to Tunisia
Turkish procurement officials say TAI had been awaiting a deal with the Tunisian government for more than a year to sell its Anka-S drone.
-
More than one company could get cash to build the Air Force’s AI-equipped Skyborg drone
The U.S. Air Force officially launched a competition for Skyborg contracts on May 15.
-
Dynetics joins DARPA’s unmanned dogfighting effort
DARPA wants to use artificial intelligence and unmanned platforms to revolutionize aerial combat.
-
Greece and Israel deal spotlight leasing model for military UAVs
The lease option could offer an attractive alternative to pricey acquisitions amid budgetary constraints caused by COVID 19.
-
Pentagon reports boost in predatory foreign investment to US tech firms amid pandemic
There has been a “small uptick” in cases over the past several months, said the Defense Department official charged with overseeing the industrial base.
-
Israel acquires FireFly loitering munition for close combat
Israel’s procurement of the FireFly and its deployment with infantry units are part of the country’s multiyear plan to restructure its armed forces, known as “Momentum.”
-
The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
-
DARPA awards nine new contracts to foster drone swarm technology
Through OFFSET, the agency hopes to foster technology developments that will enable 250 small unmanned air or ground robots to work together in support of the war fighter.
-
Four technologies Japan and the US should team on to counter China
A new report from the Atlantic Council outlines where the U.S. and Japan need better industrial cooperation on defense projects.
-
Open source platforms, flexible airframes for new drones
New drone pair brings a ‘why not both?’ sensibility to design.
-
Turkey’s TAI sells six Anka-S drones to Tunisia
Turkish procurement officials say TAI had been awaiting a deal with the Tunisian government for more than a year to sell its Anka-S drone.
