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Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
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Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
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Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
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Why the US should care about Russia’s robot biathlon
This fall, Russia plans to feature a robot biathlon inspired by its tank biathlon, and like DARPA challenges, Russia’s robot biathlon will be a roboticist contest, too.
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European Union negotiations could allow the funding of armed autonomous robots
European Union backs away from a strong prohibition on autonomous weapon systems, instead making it possible for EU defense investment to fund those systems before the international law around such weapons is settled.
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Why are US drones being based in Greece for the first time?
The MQ-9 Reaper will be hunting targets from the European country’s airspace, but don’t expect a permanent stay.
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The Army has worried about small drones. Now Homeland Security is worried too.
Congress looks to grant DHS and DoJ more powers and tools to mitigate and respond to drones within the United States
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Russia hints at a nuclear armed drone submarine for 2027
The Poseidon drone submarine, should it be built, will be both nuclear powered and nuclear armed, a dangerous package inside an autonomous body.
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We’re about to find out if this ‘optionally-manned’ Polaris ATV could help shoulder a soldier’s combat load
One of two types of robotic vehicles being tested by Army formations this summer is made by Polaris Industries.
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Big worries come in small, robotic, maggot-like packages
Researchers prove tiny, brainless robots can perform collective tasks like maneuvering a corral through an obstacle course, which has implications for autonomy in denied environments.
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Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
-
Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
-
Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
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Why the US should care about Russia’s robot biathlon
This fall, Russia plans to feature a robot biathlon inspired by its tank biathlon, and like DARPA challenges, Russia’s robot biathlon will be a roboticist contest, too.
-
European Union negotiations could allow the funding of armed autonomous robots
European Union backs away from a strong prohibition on autonomous weapon systems, instead making it possible for EU defense investment to fund those systems before the international law around such weapons is settled.
-
Why are US drones being based in Greece for the first time?
The MQ-9 Reaper will be hunting targets from the European country’s airspace, but don’t expect a permanent stay.
-
The Army has worried about small drones. Now Homeland Security is worried too.
Congress looks to grant DHS and DoJ more powers and tools to mitigate and respond to drones within the United States
-
Russia hints at a nuclear armed drone submarine for 2027
The Poseidon drone submarine, should it be built, will be both nuclear powered and nuclear armed, a dangerous package inside an autonomous body.
-
We’re about to find out if this ‘optionally-manned’ Polaris ATV could help shoulder a soldier’s combat load
One of two types of robotic vehicles being tested by Army formations this summer is made by Polaris Industries.
-
Big worries come in small, robotic, maggot-like packages
Researchers prove tiny, brainless robots can perform collective tasks like maneuvering a corral through an obstacle course, which has implications for autonomy in denied environments.
-
Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
-
Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
-
Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
-
Why the US should care about Russia’s robot biathlon
This fall, Russia plans to feature a robot biathlon inspired by its tank biathlon, and like DARPA challenges, Russia’s robot biathlon will be a roboticist contest, too.
-
European Union negotiations could allow the funding of armed autonomous robots
European Union backs away from a strong prohibition on autonomous weapon systems, instead making it possible for EU defense investment to fund those systems before the international law around such weapons is settled.
-
Why are US drones being based in Greece for the first time?
The MQ-9 Reaper will be hunting targets from the European country’s airspace, but don’t expect a permanent stay.
-
The Army has worried about small drones. Now Homeland Security is worried too.
Congress looks to grant DHS and DoJ more powers and tools to mitigate and respond to drones within the United States
-
Russia hints at a nuclear armed drone submarine for 2027
The Poseidon drone submarine, should it be built, will be both nuclear powered and nuclear armed, a dangerous package inside an autonomous body.
-
We’re about to find out if this ‘optionally-manned’ Polaris ATV could help shoulder a soldier’s combat load
One of two types of robotic vehicles being tested by Army formations this summer is made by Polaris Industries.
-
Big worries come in small, robotic, maggot-like packages
Researchers prove tiny, brainless robots can perform collective tasks like maneuvering a corral through an obstacle course, which has implications for autonomy in denied environments.
