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Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
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Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
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Will Russian students design underwater robots to protect the coasts?
Jobs in military robotics design available for the winners.
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US Navy still has technological edge, but Chinese drones proliferating across Middle East
Across the Middle East, countries locked out of purchasing U.S.-made drones due to rules over excessive civilian casualties are being wooed by Chinese arms dealers, who are world’s main distributor of armed drones.
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This laser could help Marines knock down drones on the FOB or on the move
Boeing has delivered the 5 kw system but is scheduled to demo a 10 kw laser early next year.
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US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
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Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
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Is ISIS buying valuable military equipment in Western Europe?
Arrests in Denmark suggest ISIS still has drone buyers in Europe.
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Kongsberg’s Hydroid hoping REMUS drone will help Marines clear mines in shallow water
Kongsberg’s Hydroid is looking to sell its REMUS 100 to help the Marines sweep sea mines in the breakwater ahead of beach landings.
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Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
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Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
-
Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
-
Will Russian students design underwater robots to protect the coasts?
Jobs in military robotics design available for the winners.
-
US Navy still has technological edge, but Chinese drones proliferating across Middle East
Across the Middle East, countries locked out of purchasing U.S.-made drones due to rules over excessive civilian casualties are being wooed by Chinese arms dealers, who are world’s main distributor of armed drones.
-
This laser could help Marines knock down drones on the FOB or on the move
Boeing has delivered the 5 kw system but is scheduled to demo a 10 kw laser early next year.
-
US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Is ISIS buying valuable military equipment in Western Europe?
Arrests in Denmark suggest ISIS still has drone buyers in Europe.
-
Kongsberg’s Hydroid hoping REMUS drone will help Marines clear mines in shallow water
Kongsberg’s Hydroid is looking to sell its REMUS 100 to help the Marines sweep sea mines in the breakwater ahead of beach landings.
-
Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
-
Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
-
Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
-
Will Russian students design underwater robots to protect the coasts?
Jobs in military robotics design available for the winners.
-
US Navy still has technological edge, but Chinese drones proliferating across Middle East
Across the Middle East, countries locked out of purchasing U.S.-made drones due to rules over excessive civilian casualties are being wooed by Chinese arms dealers, who are world’s main distributor of armed drones.
-
This laser could help Marines knock down drones on the FOB or on the move
Boeing has delivered the 5 kw system but is scheduled to demo a 10 kw laser early next year.
-
US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Is ISIS buying valuable military equipment in Western Europe?
Arrests in Denmark suggest ISIS still has drone buyers in Europe.
-
Kongsberg’s Hydroid hoping REMUS drone will help Marines clear mines in shallow water
Kongsberg’s Hydroid is looking to sell its REMUS 100 to help the Marines sweep sea mines in the breakwater ahead of beach landings.
-
Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
