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Grenade drones progress from improvised to industry
Multibarrelled 40mm grenade launchers shown at IDEX are designed for mounting on light UAVs.
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The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
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China is working on killer robot ships of its own
The JARI USV is a 20-ton, 15-meter boat that is about 12 times smaller than the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s manned Type -55 destroyer but has all the same mission areas.
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FLIR set to add Endeavor Robotics to its unmanned future
This marks the sensor company’s third acquisition of a vehicle firm since late 2016.
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It’s a cat and mouse game as militaries fight the big threat of small drones
Small drones have grown from a niche ISR capability to “a favored tool of the non-state actor,” a think tank says in its new report.
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How a Triton mishap might boost confidence in autonomous vehicles
When autonomous vehicles respond as expected, especially in emergencies, it helps build trust in their systems.
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The United Kingdom wants a drone swarm by 2022
The first swarm is still years away, and might be wingmates to F-35s.
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That second Predator crash in four days back in 2017 was due to signal loss
The drone was operating out of Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when it lost its link and went down in the southeast part of the country on Aug. 21, 2017.
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The Army is buying this pocket-sized drone in bulk for recon at platoon and below
The drone can fly for nearly half an hour and it can range for more than a kilometer.
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The Army is testing net grenades to stop drones
The service has patented net-containing grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, as an easily adopted answer to a host of vehicular threats.
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Grenade drones progress from improvised to industry
Multibarrelled 40mm grenade launchers shown at IDEX are designed for mounting on light UAVs.
-
The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
-
China is working on killer robot ships of its own
The JARI USV is a 20-ton, 15-meter boat that is about 12 times smaller than the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s manned Type -55 destroyer but has all the same mission areas.
-
FLIR set to add Endeavor Robotics to its unmanned future
This marks the sensor company’s third acquisition of a vehicle firm since late 2016.
-
It’s a cat and mouse game as militaries fight the big threat of small drones
Small drones have grown from a niche ISR capability to “a favored tool of the non-state actor,” a think tank says in its new report.
-
How a Triton mishap might boost confidence in autonomous vehicles
When autonomous vehicles respond as expected, especially in emergencies, it helps build trust in their systems.
-
The United Kingdom wants a drone swarm by 2022
The first swarm is still years away, and might be wingmates to F-35s.
-
That second Predator crash in four days back in 2017 was due to signal loss
The drone was operating out of Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when it lost its link and went down in the southeast part of the country on Aug. 21, 2017.
-
The Army is buying this pocket-sized drone in bulk for recon at platoon and below
The drone can fly for nearly half an hour and it can range for more than a kilometer.
-
The Army is testing net grenades to stop drones
The service has patented net-containing grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, as an easily adopted answer to a host of vehicular threats.
-
Grenade drones progress from improvised to industry
Multibarrelled 40mm grenade launchers shown at IDEX are designed for mounting on light UAVs.
-
The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
-
China is working on killer robot ships of its own
The JARI USV is a 20-ton, 15-meter boat that is about 12 times smaller than the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s manned Type -55 destroyer but has all the same mission areas.
-
FLIR set to add Endeavor Robotics to its unmanned future
This marks the sensor company’s third acquisition of a vehicle firm since late 2016.
-
It’s a cat and mouse game as militaries fight the big threat of small drones
Small drones have grown from a niche ISR capability to “a favored tool of the non-state actor,” a think tank says in its new report.
-
How a Triton mishap might boost confidence in autonomous vehicles
When autonomous vehicles respond as expected, especially in emergencies, it helps build trust in their systems.
-
The United Kingdom wants a drone swarm by 2022
The first swarm is still years away, and might be wingmates to F-35s.
-
That second Predator crash in four days back in 2017 was due to signal loss
The drone was operating out of Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when it lost its link and went down in the southeast part of the country on Aug. 21, 2017.
-
The Army is buying this pocket-sized drone in bulk for recon at platoon and below
The drone can fly for nearly half an hour and it can range for more than a kilometer.
-
The Army is testing net grenades to stop drones
The service has patented net-containing grenades, fired from standard 40mm launchers, as an easily adopted answer to a host of vehicular threats.
