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US to push new rules for drone agreement in November
A November meeting of the MTCR nations may feature a pitch to make it easier to sell American-made military drones.
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Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
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New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
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The Army’s looking at robots, and this Venus Flytrap-like system has caught its eye
A variety of new ways to use robots are being showcased to Army officials at the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia.
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When bomb squad robots fall, they can get back up again
Self-righting software means that when robots fall nobody dies trying to save them.
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New military drone roadmap ambivalent on killer robots
The path to 2042 includes bots collaboration and systems.
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How Americans feel about the robots of war
Americans become less skeptical of developing artificial intelligence for warfare when they hear that other countries are doing it, too.
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Can a Japanese backpack robot be a surgical technician on the battlefield?
The telepresence machine gives a remote operator a way to watch and help the person wearing their mechanical surrogate.
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SOCOM seeking technologies for war in a post-cyberpunk era
In order to fight the wars of the present and the future, SOCOM is asking for a suite of technologies straight out of a cyberpunk thriller.
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Experts assemble for UN-hosted meeting on ‘killer robots’
Experts from scores of countries are meeting to discuss ways to define and deal with “killer robots” — futuristic weapons systems that could conduct war without human intervention.
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US to push new rules for drone agreement in November
A November meeting of the MTCR nations may feature a pitch to make it easier to sell American-made military drones.
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Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
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New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
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The Army’s looking at robots, and this Venus Flytrap-like system has caught its eye
A variety of new ways to use robots are being showcased to Army officials at the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia.
-
When bomb squad robots fall, they can get back up again
Self-righting software means that when robots fall nobody dies trying to save them.
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New military drone roadmap ambivalent on killer robots
The path to 2042 includes bots collaboration and systems.
-
How Americans feel about the robots of war
Americans become less skeptical of developing artificial intelligence for warfare when they hear that other countries are doing it, too.
-
Can a Japanese backpack robot be a surgical technician on the battlefield?
The telepresence machine gives a remote operator a way to watch and help the person wearing their mechanical surrogate.
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SOCOM seeking technologies for war in a post-cyberpunk era
In order to fight the wars of the present and the future, SOCOM is asking for a suite of technologies straight out of a cyberpunk thriller.
-
Experts assemble for UN-hosted meeting on ‘killer robots’
Experts from scores of countries are meeting to discuss ways to define and deal with “killer robots” — futuristic weapons systems that could conduct war without human intervention.
-
US to push new rules for drone agreement in November
A November meeting of the MTCR nations may feature a pitch to make it easier to sell American-made military drones.
-
Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
-
New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
-
The Army’s looking at robots, and this Venus Flytrap-like system has caught its eye
A variety of new ways to use robots are being showcased to Army officials at the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia.
-
When bomb squad robots fall, they can get back up again
Self-righting software means that when robots fall nobody dies trying to save them.
-
New military drone roadmap ambivalent on killer robots
The path to 2042 includes bots collaboration and systems.
-
How Americans feel about the robots of war
Americans become less skeptical of developing artificial intelligence for warfare when they hear that other countries are doing it, too.
-
Can a Japanese backpack robot be a surgical technician on the battlefield?
The telepresence machine gives a remote operator a way to watch and help the person wearing their mechanical surrogate.
-
SOCOM seeking technologies for war in a post-cyberpunk era
In order to fight the wars of the present and the future, SOCOM is asking for a suite of technologies straight out of a cyberpunk thriller.
-
Experts assemble for UN-hosted meeting on ‘killer robots’
Experts from scores of countries are meeting to discuss ways to define and deal with “killer robots” — futuristic weapons systems that could conduct war without human intervention.
