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Boston Dynamics, maker of fearsome animal robots, slowly emerges from stealth
It’s never been clear whether robotics company Boston Dynamics is making killing machines, household helpers, or something else entirely.
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Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
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Navy marks Triton arrival at Point Mugu
Two of the Navy’s large unmanned surveillance and patrol aircraft are now housed at a repurposed hangar at Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu in Southern California.
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Reports: Google won’t renew Pentagon contract to use AI
Google won’t renew a contract with the Pentagon that provides the company’s artificially intelligent algorithms to interpret video images and improve the targeting of drone strikes.
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See China’s massive robot boat swarm in action
Crowding the sea is one way to shape future naval battles, and swarms of robot boats could become a maritime peril in the near future.
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German lawmakers cite NSA and Facebook scandals in rejecting US drone tech
The debate over a new German weapons-capable drone showcases mistrust by some politicians in Berlin toward U.S.-made defense equipment.
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3 big takeaways from the Navy’s new robot road map
The U.S. Navy’s new road map on unmanned systems sees a future of robots and machines fighting alongside one another, but first the Navy wants to shape the rules for robots.
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This new suicide drone delivers a big bang in a small body
Slovakia’s Predator AX-1 is an RPG round in a drone body, letting infantry units provide their own guided missile support.
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One of these four robot vehicles could take the load off Army squads
The Army recently displayed four options for a robot vehicle that will be delivered to the 10th Mountain Division, the 101st Airborne Division and a not-yet-named Marine unit for a year’s worth of testing.
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‘Euro Hawk’ fiasco looms large in Germany’s new spy drone search
This time around, German defense officials hope to buy unmanned aircraft that are considered safe to fly in European airspace.
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Boston Dynamics, maker of fearsome animal robots, slowly emerges from stealth
It’s never been clear whether robotics company Boston Dynamics is making killing machines, household helpers, or something else entirely.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
Navy marks Triton arrival at Point Mugu
Two of the Navy’s large unmanned surveillance and patrol aircraft are now housed at a repurposed hangar at Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu in Southern California.
-
Reports: Google won’t renew Pentagon contract to use AI
Google won’t renew a contract with the Pentagon that provides the company’s artificially intelligent algorithms to interpret video images and improve the targeting of drone strikes.
-
See China’s massive robot boat swarm in action
Crowding the sea is one way to shape future naval battles, and swarms of robot boats could become a maritime peril in the near future.
-
German lawmakers cite NSA and Facebook scandals in rejecting US drone tech
The debate over a new German weapons-capable drone showcases mistrust by some politicians in Berlin toward U.S.-made defense equipment.
-
3 big takeaways from the Navy’s new robot road map
The U.S. Navy’s new road map on unmanned systems sees a future of robots and machines fighting alongside one another, but first the Navy wants to shape the rules for robots.
-
This new suicide drone delivers a big bang in a small body
Slovakia’s Predator AX-1 is an RPG round in a drone body, letting infantry units provide their own guided missile support.
-
One of these four robot vehicles could take the load off Army squads
The Army recently displayed four options for a robot vehicle that will be delivered to the 10th Mountain Division, the 101st Airborne Division and a not-yet-named Marine unit for a year’s worth of testing.
-
‘Euro Hawk’ fiasco looms large in Germany’s new spy drone search
This time around, German defense officials hope to buy unmanned aircraft that are considered safe to fly in European airspace.
-
Boston Dynamics, maker of fearsome animal robots, slowly emerges from stealth
It’s never been clear whether robotics company Boston Dynamics is making killing machines, household helpers, or something else entirely.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
Navy marks Triton arrival at Point Mugu
Two of the Navy’s large unmanned surveillance and patrol aircraft are now housed at a repurposed hangar at Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu in Southern California.
-
Reports: Google won’t renew Pentagon contract to use AI
Google won’t renew a contract with the Pentagon that provides the company’s artificially intelligent algorithms to interpret video images and improve the targeting of drone strikes.
-
See China’s massive robot boat swarm in action
Crowding the sea is one way to shape future naval battles, and swarms of robot boats could become a maritime peril in the near future.
-
German lawmakers cite NSA and Facebook scandals in rejecting US drone tech
The debate over a new German weapons-capable drone showcases mistrust by some politicians in Berlin toward U.S.-made defense equipment.
-
3 big takeaways from the Navy’s new robot road map
The U.S. Navy’s new road map on unmanned systems sees a future of robots and machines fighting alongside one another, but first the Navy wants to shape the rules for robots.
-
This new suicide drone delivers a big bang in a small body
Slovakia’s Predator AX-1 is an RPG round in a drone body, letting infantry units provide their own guided missile support.
-
One of these four robot vehicles could take the load off Army squads
The Army recently displayed four options for a robot vehicle that will be delivered to the 10th Mountain Division, the 101st Airborne Division and a not-yet-named Marine unit for a year’s worth of testing.
-
‘Euro Hawk’ fiasco looms large in Germany’s new spy drone search
This time around, German defense officials hope to buy unmanned aircraft that are considered safe to fly in European airspace.
