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What can the White House learn from how Obama managed drones?
Policy makers have seen drones as a one-size fits-all answer to complex national security threats. But with it is becoming increasingly difficult to evaluate drone policy, much less determine if that policy is achieving the objectives it was set out to address
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DARPA’s Fast Lightweight Autonomy program tests the scouting software of tomorrow’s wars
Drones that can scout for themselves would be a valuable asset in conflicts in the future, and DARPA is testing several different sets of software to make that possibility a reality.
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RQ-7B Shadow makes its last flight in the Corps
The tactical drone has been in the Corps’ arsenal for nearly ten years.
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US confirms drones in Niger have striking capabilities
The United States Africa Command says the U.S. started arming drones in the Central African nation of Niger earlier this year.
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This new antenna networks UAVs to expand battlefield comms
The antenna tracks and rotates to follow mobile ad hoc network connected platforms in the air, supporting high data rates, video and voice communications up to 130 miles.
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The Corps wants 15 suicide drones swarming from the hands of one front-line Marine
The Corps has successfully tested a single operator controlling six drones at once.
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Watch Oklahoma National Guard train with counter-drone equipment in Afghanistan
As drones have moved from hypothetical to real threat, training with available counter-drone tools has moved from forward-thinking training to a regular part of being forward deployed.
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White House wants expanded counter-drone powers
The White House urged passage of a new bill that grants broad powers to detect, track and stop drones flying in domestic airspace.
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Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
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AI companies pledge to not develop deadly autonomous weapons
To prevent nations from undertaking an arms race in lethal robots, over 100 AI developers signed a pledge to not work on Lethal Autonomous Systems.
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What can the White House learn from how Obama managed drones?
Policy makers have seen drones as a one-size fits-all answer to complex national security threats. But with it is becoming increasingly difficult to evaluate drone policy, much less determine if that policy is achieving the objectives it was set out to address
-
DARPA’s Fast Lightweight Autonomy program tests the scouting software of tomorrow’s wars
Drones that can scout for themselves would be a valuable asset in conflicts in the future, and DARPA is testing several different sets of software to make that possibility a reality.
-
RQ-7B Shadow makes its last flight in the Corps
The tactical drone has been in the Corps’ arsenal for nearly ten years.
-
US confirms drones in Niger have striking capabilities
The United States Africa Command says the U.S. started arming drones in the Central African nation of Niger earlier this year.
-
This new antenna networks UAVs to expand battlefield comms
The antenna tracks and rotates to follow mobile ad hoc network connected platforms in the air, supporting high data rates, video and voice communications up to 130 miles.
-
The Corps wants 15 suicide drones swarming from the hands of one front-line Marine
The Corps has successfully tested a single operator controlling six drones at once.
-
Watch Oklahoma National Guard train with counter-drone equipment in Afghanistan
As drones have moved from hypothetical to real threat, training with available counter-drone tools has moved from forward-thinking training to a regular part of being forward deployed.
-
White House wants expanded counter-drone powers
The White House urged passage of a new bill that grants broad powers to detect, track and stop drones flying in domestic airspace.
-
Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
-
AI companies pledge to not develop deadly autonomous weapons
To prevent nations from undertaking an arms race in lethal robots, over 100 AI developers signed a pledge to not work on Lethal Autonomous Systems.
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What can the White House learn from how Obama managed drones?
Policy makers have seen drones as a one-size fits-all answer to complex national security threats. But with it is becoming increasingly difficult to evaluate drone policy, much less determine if that policy is achieving the objectives it was set out to address
-
DARPA’s Fast Lightweight Autonomy program tests the scouting software of tomorrow’s wars
Drones that can scout for themselves would be a valuable asset in conflicts in the future, and DARPA is testing several different sets of software to make that possibility a reality.
-
RQ-7B Shadow makes its last flight in the Corps
The tactical drone has been in the Corps’ arsenal for nearly ten years.
-
US confirms drones in Niger have striking capabilities
The United States Africa Command says the U.S. started arming drones in the Central African nation of Niger earlier this year.
-
This new antenna networks UAVs to expand battlefield comms
The antenna tracks and rotates to follow mobile ad hoc network connected platforms in the air, supporting high data rates, video and voice communications up to 130 miles.
-
The Corps wants 15 suicide drones swarming from the hands of one front-line Marine
The Corps has successfully tested a single operator controlling six drones at once.
-
Watch Oklahoma National Guard train with counter-drone equipment in Afghanistan
As drones have moved from hypothetical to real threat, training with available counter-drone tools has moved from forward-thinking training to a regular part of being forward deployed.
-
White House wants expanded counter-drone powers
The White House urged passage of a new bill that grants broad powers to detect, track and stop drones flying in domestic airspace.
-
Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
-
AI companies pledge to not develop deadly autonomous weapons
To prevent nations from undertaking an arms race in lethal robots, over 100 AI developers signed a pledge to not work on Lethal Autonomous Systems.
