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DIUx wants drones that are out for blood
Defense Innovation Unit Experimental, the Pentagon’s stand-up Silicon Valley-focused acquisition house, is looking for a drone that can carry a modest cargo of blood, through the dark of night toward where it’s most needed. Call it “Dronesferatu.”
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BAE Systems partners with drone specialist for solar-powered UAV
Europe’s largest defense contractor is throwing its weight behind a company called Prismatic in the development of the firm’s solar electric-powered drone.
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Cry ‘Mavic’ and let slip the drones of irregular war
A recent video of a bombing drone suggested it might be a DJI Mavic model, showing how cheap, easy-to-use quadcopters can change future warfare.
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What do Marines want in their next drone? Everything
The Marine Corps is working with industry to help inform needs for its large drone.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
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Kratos gets green light to market potentially-armed Mako ‘loyal wingman’ drone to allies
Trump’s new drone export policies have been a boon to Kratos’ international sales prospects, CEO Eric DeMarco said.
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Five questions on autonomous weapons and the future of war
Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger who now heads a program at the Center for New American Security, discusses the roles for humans in future wars with autonomous weapons.
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Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
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Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
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US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
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DIUx wants drones that are out for blood
Defense Innovation Unit Experimental, the Pentagon’s stand-up Silicon Valley-focused acquisition house, is looking for a drone that can carry a modest cargo of blood, through the dark of night toward where it’s most needed. Call it “Dronesferatu.”
-
BAE Systems partners with drone specialist for solar-powered UAV
Europe’s largest defense contractor is throwing its weight behind a company called Prismatic in the development of the firm’s solar electric-powered drone.
-
Cry ‘Mavic’ and let slip the drones of irregular war
A recent video of a bombing drone suggested it might be a DJI Mavic model, showing how cheap, easy-to-use quadcopters can change future warfare.
-
What do Marines want in their next drone? Everything
The Marine Corps is working with industry to help inform needs for its large drone.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
Kratos gets green light to market potentially-armed Mako ‘loyal wingman’ drone to allies
Trump’s new drone export policies have been a boon to Kratos’ international sales prospects, CEO Eric DeMarco said.
-
Five questions on autonomous weapons and the future of war
Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger who now heads a program at the Center for New American Security, discusses the roles for humans in future wars with autonomous weapons.
-
Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
-
Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
DIUx wants drones that are out for blood
Defense Innovation Unit Experimental, the Pentagon’s stand-up Silicon Valley-focused acquisition house, is looking for a drone that can carry a modest cargo of blood, through the dark of night toward where it’s most needed. Call it “Dronesferatu.”
-
BAE Systems partners with drone specialist for solar-powered UAV
Europe’s largest defense contractor is throwing its weight behind a company called Prismatic in the development of the firm’s solar electric-powered drone.
-
Cry ‘Mavic’ and let slip the drones of irregular war
A recent video of a bombing drone suggested it might be a DJI Mavic model, showing how cheap, easy-to-use quadcopters can change future warfare.
-
What do Marines want in their next drone? Everything
The Marine Corps is working with industry to help inform needs for its large drone.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
Kratos gets green light to market potentially-armed Mako ‘loyal wingman’ drone to allies
Trump’s new drone export policies have been a boon to Kratos’ international sales prospects, CEO Eric DeMarco said.
-
Five questions on autonomous weapons and the future of war
Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger who now heads a program at the Center for New American Security, discusses the roles for humans in future wars with autonomous weapons.
-
Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
-
Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
