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Can automation alleviate the weight of war?
The Marine Corps is investigating AI-driven unmanned vehicle technologies to displace the load currently carried by infantry on the battlefield.
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Completion of US drone base in Niger to be delayed
Niger Air Base 201, a future hub for armed drones and other aircraft, won’t be completed until the middle of 2019.
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Russian drones can jam cellphones 60 miles away
Expect to see more robots conducting electronic warfare in the future.
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This weird wedge could be the jet-powered drone navies want
Launched by a catapult and propelled by a jet, this naval scout would have a maximum speed over 215 mph and use rotors to land vertically when its mission is done.
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One company wants to help herd US Army robots
A firm out of Boston is interested in helping the U.S. Army streamline unmanned ground vehicle development.
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Companies line up to deliver Turkey hundreds of micro drones
The planned drones would be used in homeland security missions like search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance, remote sensing and mapping.
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Marines want a ruggedized robot mule to patrol with and resupply a squad
The vehicle must carry up to 1,000 pounds for at least eight hours.
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This DARPA program will give Army and Marine aviators a robot co-pilot
The autonomous capability will take the load off pilots so they can focus on mission tasks other than flying.
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Can special camo netting hide Marines from eyes in the sky?
This new product is like an emergency poncho, but for avoiding drones.
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Can automation alleviate the weight of war?
The Marine Corps is investigating AI-driven unmanned vehicle technologies to displace the load currently carried by infantry on the battlefield.
-
Completion of US drone base in Niger to be delayed
Niger Air Base 201, a future hub for armed drones and other aircraft, won’t be completed until the middle of 2019.
-
Russian drones can jam cellphones 60 miles away
Expect to see more robots conducting electronic warfare in the future.
-
This weird wedge could be the jet-powered drone navies want
Launched by a catapult and propelled by a jet, this naval scout would have a maximum speed over 215 mph and use rotors to land vertically when its mission is done.
-
One company wants to help herd US Army robots
A firm out of Boston is interested in helping the U.S. Army streamline unmanned ground vehicle development.
-
Companies line up to deliver Turkey hundreds of micro drones
The planned drones would be used in homeland security missions like search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance, remote sensing and mapping.
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Tiny RoboFly launches when powered by a laser
Look, ma, no batteries.
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Marines want a ruggedized robot mule to patrol with and resupply a squad
The vehicle must carry up to 1,000 pounds for at least eight hours.
-
This DARPA program will give Army and Marine aviators a robot co-pilot
The autonomous capability will take the load off pilots so they can focus on mission tasks other than flying.
-
Can special camo netting hide Marines from eyes in the sky?
This new product is like an emergency poncho, but for avoiding drones.
-
Can automation alleviate the weight of war?
The Marine Corps is investigating AI-driven unmanned vehicle technologies to displace the load currently carried by infantry on the battlefield.
-
Completion of US drone base in Niger to be delayed
Niger Air Base 201, a future hub for armed drones and other aircraft, won’t be completed until the middle of 2019.
-
Russian drones can jam cellphones 60 miles away
Expect to see more robots conducting electronic warfare in the future.
-
This weird wedge could be the jet-powered drone navies want
Launched by a catapult and propelled by a jet, this naval scout would have a maximum speed over 215 mph and use rotors to land vertically when its mission is done.
-
One company wants to help herd US Army robots
A firm out of Boston is interested in helping the U.S. Army streamline unmanned ground vehicle development.
-
Companies line up to deliver Turkey hundreds of micro drones
The planned drones would be used in homeland security missions like search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance, remote sensing and mapping.
-
Tiny RoboFly launches when powered by a laser
Look, ma, no batteries.
-
Marines want a ruggedized robot mule to patrol with and resupply a squad
The vehicle must carry up to 1,000 pounds for at least eight hours.
-
This DARPA program will give Army and Marine aviators a robot co-pilot
The autonomous capability will take the load off pilots so they can focus on mission tasks other than flying.
-
Can special camo netting hide Marines from eyes in the sky?
This new product is like an emergency poncho, but for avoiding drones.
