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Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
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Russia orders a dozen new demining robots
Uran-6 proved itself with successful demonstrations in Syria.
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Did Iran just show off a new ground robot?
A new robotic platform, or perhaps a platform for an older robot, was briefly previewed during an exhibition.
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Here’s why the Corps strapped a counter-drone system to the deck of a warship in the Suez Canal
The LMADIS can track, detect, identify, and blast small drones out of the sky using electronic attack.
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‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
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What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
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US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
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Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical tech, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off in a demo.
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General Atomics to arm UK’s future drones with detect-and-avoid capability to prevent collisions
The capability will help avoid collisions and ensure the aircraft remain clear of other airspace users.
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Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
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Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
-
Russia orders a dozen new demining robots
Uran-6 proved itself with successful demonstrations in Syria.
-
Did Iran just show off a new ground robot?
A new robotic platform, or perhaps a platform for an older robot, was briefly previewed during an exhibition.
-
Here’s why the Corps strapped a counter-drone system to the deck of a warship in the Suez Canal
The LMADIS can track, detect, identify, and blast small drones out of the sky using electronic attack.
-
‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
-
What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical tech, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off in a demo.
-
General Atomics to arm UK’s future drones with detect-and-avoid capability to prevent collisions
The capability will help avoid collisions and ensure the aircraft remain clear of other airspace users.
-
Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
-
Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
-
Russia orders a dozen new demining robots
Uran-6 proved itself with successful demonstrations in Syria.
-
Did Iran just show off a new ground robot?
A new robotic platform, or perhaps a platform for an older robot, was briefly previewed during an exhibition.
-
Here’s why the Corps strapped a counter-drone system to the deck of a warship in the Suez Canal
The LMADIS can track, detect, identify, and blast small drones out of the sky using electronic attack.
-
‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
-
What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical tech, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off in a demo.
-
General Atomics to arm UK’s future drones with detect-and-avoid capability to prevent collisions
The capability will help avoid collisions and ensure the aircraft remain clear of other airspace users.
-
Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
