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An unmanned ship that can travel 500 nautical miles without resupply ― the Corps is looking at it
You can put whatever weapon systems “you can dream on it.”
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Attacks in Saudi Arabia expose a battle for asymmetry
The counter-drone and counter-missile market does not have on offer technologies needed to counter cheap drones and cruise missiles at scale.
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Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
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Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
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Students invited to design Army’s next generation of unmanned aerial vehicles in new competition
Registration is open and students can join the competition before Oct. 18.
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
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Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
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Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
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The answer to these Army problems could be reverse engineering
The Army has awarded CACI a task order worth as much as $443 million to help the service fight threats from commercial technology, such as improvised explosive devices and drones.
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An unmanned ship that can travel 500 nautical miles without resupply ― the Corps is looking at it
You can put whatever weapon systems “you can dream on it.”
-
Attacks in Saudi Arabia expose a battle for asymmetry
The counter-drone and counter-missile market does not have on offer technologies needed to counter cheap drones and cruise missiles at scale.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Students invited to design Army’s next generation of unmanned aerial vehicles in new competition
Registration is open and students can join the competition before Oct. 18.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
-
Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
-
Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
-
The answer to these Army problems could be reverse engineering
The Army has awarded CACI a task order worth as much as $443 million to help the service fight threats from commercial technology, such as improvised explosive devices and drones.
-
An unmanned ship that can travel 500 nautical miles without resupply ― the Corps is looking at it
You can put whatever weapon systems “you can dream on it.”
-
Attacks in Saudi Arabia expose a battle for asymmetry
The counter-drone and counter-missile market does not have on offer technologies needed to counter cheap drones and cruise missiles at scale.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Students invited to design Army’s next generation of unmanned aerial vehicles in new competition
Registration is open and students can join the competition before Oct. 18.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
-
Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
-
Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
-
The answer to these Army problems could be reverse engineering
The Army has awarded CACI a task order worth as much as $443 million to help the service fight threats from commercial technology, such as improvised explosive devices and drones.
