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Turkey deploys surveillance drone in northern Cyprus
It’s unclear what the recon robots will be specifically tasked to do.
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Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
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Official Navy memo on DJI drones noted cheap cost, risk
A Navy memo was basis for the Army’s 2017 moratorium on the use of DJI drones.
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Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
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Pentagon wants to streamline its counterdrone focus
The wild west of counter-UAS systems may be coming to an end in the Department of Defense.
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Congress slows the US Navy’s roll toward a robot-ship future
The U.S. Navy was all-in on unmanned surface vessels, but Congress is skeptical about whether the Navy knows what it wants.
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Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
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This good boy can climb ladders
With care and cameras, researchers developed a robotic “dog” that can move up ladders, slowly.
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Army scientists work on urban combat robot that can be controlled with hand gestures
Army scientists work with counterparts from Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom to meet urban combat challenges with technology.
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Soldiers soon to see robotic mules and tougher bomb bots in the field
The mule robot can carry enough equipment for a squad on a 72-hour mission.
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Turkey deploys surveillance drone in northern Cyprus
It’s unclear what the recon robots will be specifically tasked to do.
-
Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
-
Official Navy memo on DJI drones noted cheap cost, risk
A Navy memo was basis for the Army’s 2017 moratorium on the use of DJI drones.
-
Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
-
Pentagon wants to streamline its counterdrone focus
The wild west of counter-UAS systems may be coming to an end in the Department of Defense.
-
Congress slows the US Navy’s roll toward a robot-ship future
The U.S. Navy was all-in on unmanned surface vessels, but Congress is skeptical about whether the Navy knows what it wants.
-
Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
-
This good boy can climb ladders
With care and cameras, researchers developed a robotic “dog” that can move up ladders, slowly.
-
Army scientists work on urban combat robot that can be controlled with hand gestures
Army scientists work with counterparts from Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom to meet urban combat challenges with technology.
-
Soldiers soon to see robotic mules and tougher bomb bots in the field
The mule robot can carry enough equipment for a squad on a 72-hour mission.
-
Turkey deploys surveillance drone in northern Cyprus
It’s unclear what the recon robots will be specifically tasked to do.
-
Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
-
Official Navy memo on DJI drones noted cheap cost, risk
A Navy memo was basis for the Army’s 2017 moratorium on the use of DJI drones.
-
Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
-
Pentagon wants to streamline its counterdrone focus
The wild west of counter-UAS systems may be coming to an end in the Department of Defense.
-
Congress slows the US Navy’s roll toward a robot-ship future
The U.S. Navy was all-in on unmanned surface vessels, but Congress is skeptical about whether the Navy knows what it wants.
-
Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
-
This good boy can climb ladders
With care and cameras, researchers developed a robotic “dog” that can move up ladders, slowly.
-
Army scientists work on urban combat robot that can be controlled with hand gestures
Army scientists work with counterparts from Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom to meet urban combat challenges with technology.
-
Soldiers soon to see robotic mules and tougher bomb bots in the field
The mule robot can carry enough equipment for a squad on a 72-hour mission.



