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DIUx extends contract for Marines counterdrone tech
The DIUx has extended a contract with Sensofusion to develop a counterdrone technology.
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The DoD IG expands its drone cybersecurity audit
The potential for cybersecurity risks when purchasing and using select commercial items has forced a change.
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Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
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The all-day UAVs that soak up sun and intel
Solar-soaring technology uses both thermal energy in the atmosphere and solar energy to enhance the endurance of UAVs.
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Latest Black Hornet drone is a modular micro machine
With space at a premium, one way to innovate nano-drone design is interchangeable parts.
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‘Quads for Squads’ grounded over cyber concerns
About 600 quadcopters have already been issued to Marine rifle squads.
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Robot rodeo mines the past to help the bomb squads of the future
Robots, especially those that could be used on the battlefield, are evolving slowly, but software and accessories are changing faster.
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Top Marine says cyber warriors must get more flexibility
Neller laid out a futuristic vision for the Marines that embraced digital war-fighting and warned contractors.
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German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
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US nuclear weapons lab deploys drone-disabling system
The New Mexico facility reportedly has the ability to disrupt and seize control of a drone or use force to take it out.
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DIUx extends contract for Marines counterdrone tech
The DIUx has extended a contract with Sensofusion to develop a counterdrone technology.
-
The DoD IG expands its drone cybersecurity audit
The potential for cybersecurity risks when purchasing and using select commercial items has forced a change.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
The all-day UAVs that soak up sun and intel
Solar-soaring technology uses both thermal energy in the atmosphere and solar energy to enhance the endurance of UAVs.
-
Latest Black Hornet drone is a modular micro machine
With space at a premium, one way to innovate nano-drone design is interchangeable parts.
-
‘Quads for Squads’ grounded over cyber concerns
About 600 quadcopters have already been issued to Marine rifle squads.
-
Robot rodeo mines the past to help the bomb squads of the future
Robots, especially those that could be used on the battlefield, are evolving slowly, but software and accessories are changing faster.
-
Top Marine says cyber warriors must get more flexibility
Neller laid out a futuristic vision for the Marines that embraced digital war-fighting and warned contractors.
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
US nuclear weapons lab deploys drone-disabling system
The New Mexico facility reportedly has the ability to disrupt and seize control of a drone or use force to take it out.
-
DIUx extends contract for Marines counterdrone tech
The DIUx has extended a contract with Sensofusion to develop a counterdrone technology.
-
The DoD IG expands its drone cybersecurity audit
The potential for cybersecurity risks when purchasing and using select commercial items has forced a change.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
The all-day UAVs that soak up sun and intel
Solar-soaring technology uses both thermal energy in the atmosphere and solar energy to enhance the endurance of UAVs.
-
Latest Black Hornet drone is a modular micro machine
With space at a premium, one way to innovate nano-drone design is interchangeable parts.
-
‘Quads for Squads’ grounded over cyber concerns
About 600 quadcopters have already been issued to Marine rifle squads.
-
Robot rodeo mines the past to help the bomb squads of the future
Robots, especially those that could be used on the battlefield, are evolving slowly, but software and accessories are changing faster.
-
Top Marine says cyber warriors must get more flexibility
Neller laid out a futuristic vision for the Marines that embraced digital war-fighting and warned contractors.
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
US nuclear weapons lab deploys drone-disabling system
The New Mexico facility reportedly has the ability to disrupt and seize control of a drone or use force to take it out.
