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Russia wants universities to design robots for war
To familiarize the next generation of Russian officers with the particulars of war robots, Russia announced standards for training cadets to design drones.
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New defense budget bill foresees US-Israel counter-drone cooperation
The cooperation will identify “capability gaps” of the U.S. and Israel in countering UAVs and seek out projects to address those gaps to strengthen U.S. and Israeli security.
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No man’s land: How new tactics and robots will push Marines deeper into the fight
But to survive in this future fight, the Corps has new technology at its fingertips.
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An explosion in Venezuela brings gimmick drones to the political battlefield
In light of an apparent assassination attempt via drone in Venezuela, it’s important to understand how drones have been used before and what countermeasures exist.
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How underwater drones will change the Navy’s sub game
In Keyport, Washington, the Navy’s first-ever Unmanned Underwater Vehicle squadron is moving to push such technology forward.
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Estonian war robots could have big implications for future NATO plans
Together with Finland and Latvia, Estonia is looking to fund the development of military robots that will carry sensors, supplies, and people, but not weapons of its own … yet.
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These Baltic nations could build Europe’s next ground drone
A trio of nations are working on a new unmanned ground system they hope will become the gold standard for European militaries.
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The 5 hard truths of drone warfare
Despite the perceived low cost and ease of tools, remote warfare with special forces and remotely piloted vehicles is a much more limited tool for achieving military and political ends than policy makers assume.
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US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
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Is the best use of this hoverbike really logistics?
Scratch-built hover bikes are possible thanks to cheap drone parts, and could add a new layer of complexity to conflict as they enable low flying human scouts and maneuver.
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Russia wants universities to design robots for war
To familiarize the next generation of Russian officers with the particulars of war robots, Russia announced standards for training cadets to design drones.
-
New defense budget bill foresees US-Israel counter-drone cooperation
The cooperation will identify “capability gaps” of the U.S. and Israel in countering UAVs and seek out projects to address those gaps to strengthen U.S. and Israeli security.
-
No man’s land: How new tactics and robots will push Marines deeper into the fight
But to survive in this future fight, the Corps has new technology at its fingertips.
-
An explosion in Venezuela brings gimmick drones to the political battlefield
In light of an apparent assassination attempt via drone in Venezuela, it’s important to understand how drones have been used before and what countermeasures exist.
-
How underwater drones will change the Navy’s sub game
In Keyport, Washington, the Navy’s first-ever Unmanned Underwater Vehicle squadron is moving to push such technology forward.
-
Estonian war robots could have big implications for future NATO plans
Together with Finland and Latvia, Estonia is looking to fund the development of military robots that will carry sensors, supplies, and people, but not weapons of its own … yet.
-
These Baltic nations could build Europe’s next ground drone
A trio of nations are working on a new unmanned ground system they hope will become the gold standard for European militaries.
-
The 5 hard truths of drone warfare
Despite the perceived low cost and ease of tools, remote warfare with special forces and remotely piloted vehicles is a much more limited tool for achieving military and political ends than policy makers assume.
-
US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
-
Is the best use of this hoverbike really logistics?
Scratch-built hover bikes are possible thanks to cheap drone parts, and could add a new layer of complexity to conflict as they enable low flying human scouts and maneuver.
-
Russia wants universities to design robots for war
To familiarize the next generation of Russian officers with the particulars of war robots, Russia announced standards for training cadets to design drones.
-
New defense budget bill foresees US-Israel counter-drone cooperation
The cooperation will identify “capability gaps” of the U.S. and Israel in countering UAVs and seek out projects to address those gaps to strengthen U.S. and Israeli security.
-
No man’s land: How new tactics and robots will push Marines deeper into the fight
But to survive in this future fight, the Corps has new technology at its fingertips.
-
An explosion in Venezuela brings gimmick drones to the political battlefield
In light of an apparent assassination attempt via drone in Venezuela, it’s important to understand how drones have been used before and what countermeasures exist.
-
How underwater drones will change the Navy’s sub game
In Keyport, Washington, the Navy’s first-ever Unmanned Underwater Vehicle squadron is moving to push such technology forward.
-
Estonian war robots could have big implications for future NATO plans
Together with Finland and Latvia, Estonia is looking to fund the development of military robots that will carry sensors, supplies, and people, but not weapons of its own … yet.
-
These Baltic nations could build Europe’s next ground drone
A trio of nations are working on a new unmanned ground system they hope will become the gold standard for European militaries.
-
The 5 hard truths of drone warfare
Despite the perceived low cost and ease of tools, remote warfare with special forces and remotely piloted vehicles is a much more limited tool for achieving military and political ends than policy makers assume.
-
US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
-
Is the best use of this hoverbike really logistics?
Scratch-built hover bikes are possible thanks to cheap drone parts, and could add a new layer of complexity to conflict as they enable low flying human scouts and maneuver.
