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Pentagon suspends commercial drone purchases and use
Militarily useful drones can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, but is that cheap price worth the potential cyber vulnerabilities those drones may introduce?
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The French Army could have its first unmanned vehicle by 2025
Talks surrounding the vehicle procurement are part of an attempt by the government procurement office to speed up arms programs and deliver kit much faster.
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How the Pentagon can learn from the Hawaiian volcanoes
Experts say the lessons learned from the volcanoes on Hawaii could have implications for future military drone operations.
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The Corps’ new MUX drone could have near unlimited weapons
The MUX could be one of the deadliest hunter-killer drones in the sky.
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Nexter armored vehicle could soon include tethered drones
Nexter has unveiled a concept version of its Titus armored vehicle adapted to carry augmented mission systems.
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With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
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Your quadcopter drone may not survive after the French military spots it
The requirements for the Milad system are to detect, identify, track and “neutralize” small commercial UAVs considered to be a threat.
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Google pledges not to use AI for weapons or surveillance
Google pledged Thursday that it will not use artificial intelligence in applications related to weapons, surveillance that violates international norms, or that works in ways that go against human rights. It planted its ethical flag on use of AI just days confirming it would not renew a contract with the U.S. military to use its…
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Lightweight loitering munition promises to be as accurate as the human piloting it
Single use explosive-carrying drones are getting small enough that they might be a competitive alternative to missiles and, just maybe, some forms of light artillery.
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Uncovering the new administration’s drone war policy
New report on Trump administration drone policy finds uncertainty, as well as a lack of oversight and transparency.
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Pentagon suspends commercial drone purchases and use
Militarily useful drones can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, but is that cheap price worth the potential cyber vulnerabilities those drones may introduce?
-
The French Army could have its first unmanned vehicle by 2025
Talks surrounding the vehicle procurement are part of an attempt by the government procurement office to speed up arms programs and deliver kit much faster.
-
How the Pentagon can learn from the Hawaiian volcanoes
Experts say the lessons learned from the volcanoes on Hawaii could have implications for future military drone operations.
-
The Corps’ new MUX drone could have near unlimited weapons
The MUX could be one of the deadliest hunter-killer drones in the sky.
-
Nexter armored vehicle could soon include tethered drones
Nexter has unveiled a concept version of its Titus armored vehicle adapted to carry augmented mission systems.
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With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
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Your quadcopter drone may not survive after the French military spots it
The requirements for the Milad system are to detect, identify, track and “neutralize” small commercial UAVs considered to be a threat.
-
Google pledges not to use AI for weapons or surveillance
Google pledged Thursday that it will not use artificial intelligence in applications related to weapons, surveillance that violates international norms, or that works in ways that go against human rights. It planted its ethical flag on use of AI just days confirming it would not renew a contract with the U.S. military to use its…
-
Lightweight loitering munition promises to be as accurate as the human piloting it
Single use explosive-carrying drones are getting small enough that they might be a competitive alternative to missiles and, just maybe, some forms of light artillery.
-
Uncovering the new administration’s drone war policy
New report on Trump administration drone policy finds uncertainty, as well as a lack of oversight and transparency.
-
Pentagon suspends commercial drone purchases and use
Militarily useful drones can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, but is that cheap price worth the potential cyber vulnerabilities those drones may introduce?
-
The French Army could have its first unmanned vehicle by 2025
Talks surrounding the vehicle procurement are part of an attempt by the government procurement office to speed up arms programs and deliver kit much faster.
-
How the Pentagon can learn from the Hawaiian volcanoes
Experts say the lessons learned from the volcanoes on Hawaii could have implications for future military drone operations.
-
The Corps’ new MUX drone could have near unlimited weapons
The MUX could be one of the deadliest hunter-killer drones in the sky.
-
Nexter armored vehicle could soon include tethered drones
Nexter has unveiled a concept version of its Titus armored vehicle adapted to carry augmented mission systems.
-
With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
-
Your quadcopter drone may not survive after the French military spots it
The requirements for the Milad system are to detect, identify, track and “neutralize” small commercial UAVs considered to be a threat.
-
Google pledges not to use AI for weapons or surveillance
Google pledged Thursday that it will not use artificial intelligence in applications related to weapons, surveillance that violates international norms, or that works in ways that go against human rights. It planted its ethical flag on use of AI just days confirming it would not renew a contract with the U.S. military to use its…
-
Lightweight loitering munition promises to be as accurate as the human piloting it
Single use explosive-carrying drones are getting small enough that they might be a competitive alternative to missiles and, just maybe, some forms of light artillery.
-
Uncovering the new administration’s drone war policy
New report on Trump administration drone policy finds uncertainty, as well as a lack of oversight and transparency.
