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Estonian robot fires Javelin missile using Norwegian remote launcher
A Raytheon and Lockheed team fired a missile from an Estonian unmanned ground vehicle to examine the possibility of using armed robots on the battlefield.
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Will Russia replace Orlan orbits with Feniks Flocks?
Designers hope hot weather modifications, hybrid fuel sources, and redundant controls are enough to challenge a workhorse drone.
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US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
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A remotely operated unmanned Marine Corps AAV is taking California beaches
“This modernized upgrade will allow the Marine Corps to remotely traverse from ship-to-shore with an organic vehicle capability to breach and proof lanes and landing zones for landing forces.”
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Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
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If rust never sleeps, drone will find it on Navy ship
With algorithmic image processing and an off-the-shelf drone, the Navy can see more than midway to fixing corrosion.
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Rafael acquires drone-focused firm in $240M deal
The acquisition is part of a growing trend of consolidation in Israel.
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What can the military learn from forest fire-fighting drones?
Drones that start fires to fight fires are useful tools, built on commercial off-the-shelf technology. It’s easy to imagine the military finding an application for them.
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Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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Russia eyes nimble quadcopter for a warming arctic
Floating waterproof design built to survive the seas once filled with icebergs
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Estonian robot fires Javelin missile using Norwegian remote launcher
A Raytheon and Lockheed team fired a missile from an Estonian unmanned ground vehicle to examine the possibility of using armed robots on the battlefield.
-
Will Russia replace Orlan orbits with Feniks Flocks?
Designers hope hot weather modifications, hybrid fuel sources, and redundant controls are enough to challenge a workhorse drone.
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US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
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A remotely operated unmanned Marine Corps AAV is taking California beaches
“This modernized upgrade will allow the Marine Corps to remotely traverse from ship-to-shore with an organic vehicle capability to breach and proof lanes and landing zones for landing forces.”
-
Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
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If rust never sleeps, drone will find it on Navy ship
With algorithmic image processing and an off-the-shelf drone, the Navy can see more than midway to fixing corrosion.
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Rafael acquires drone-focused firm in $240M deal
The acquisition is part of a growing trend of consolidation in Israel.
-
What can the military learn from forest fire-fighting drones?
Drones that start fires to fight fires are useful tools, built on commercial off-the-shelf technology. It’s easy to imagine the military finding an application for them.
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Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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Russia eyes nimble quadcopter for a warming arctic
Floating waterproof design built to survive the seas once filled with icebergs
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Estonian robot fires Javelin missile using Norwegian remote launcher
A Raytheon and Lockheed team fired a missile from an Estonian unmanned ground vehicle to examine the possibility of using armed robots on the battlefield.
-
Will Russia replace Orlan orbits with Feniks Flocks?
Designers hope hot weather modifications, hybrid fuel sources, and redundant controls are enough to challenge a workhorse drone.
-
US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
-
A remotely operated unmanned Marine Corps AAV is taking California beaches
“This modernized upgrade will allow the Marine Corps to remotely traverse from ship-to-shore with an organic vehicle capability to breach and proof lanes and landing zones for landing forces.”
-
Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
-
If rust never sleeps, drone will find it on Navy ship
With algorithmic image processing and an off-the-shelf drone, the Navy can see more than midway to fixing corrosion.
-
Rafael acquires drone-focused firm in $240M deal
The acquisition is part of a growing trend of consolidation in Israel.
-
What can the military learn from forest fire-fighting drones?
Drones that start fires to fight fires are useful tools, built on commercial off-the-shelf technology. It’s easy to imagine the military finding an application for them.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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Russia eyes nimble quadcopter for a warming arctic
Floating waterproof design built to survive the seas once filled with icebergs
