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How collapsible refrigerators and unmanned helicopters are solving DoD’s logistics problems
The Army recently announced the successful prototype of a collapsible system that’s not only smaller and easier to transport but also more fuel-efficient.
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Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
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When should humans step aside and let AI make decisions?
The Navy’s unmanned expert says autonomous systems are the future. But questions remain about what exactly that future will look like.
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Brexit, project delays jeopardize combat drone project, Dassault CEO warns
A delay in the launch of an Anglo-French technology demonstrator for a combat drone has sparked “uncertainty,” with Britain’s approaching exit from the EU a key factor, Dassault Aviation’s CEO says.
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Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
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Unmanned tech ambitions shape Turkey’s future military
Turkey’s government and military leaders look determined to boost a multitude of unmanned vehicle programs in hopes these indigenous systems will serve as the backbone of future operations.
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Army constantly upgrading drone, counter-drone gear
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Office shows the latest upgrades to drone and counter-drone technology for soldiers downrange.
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Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’
Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google’s parent company wants to reassure you ― for now.
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Navy to ‘take the man out of the minefield’ in clearing underwater explosives
The Navy has a plan to find and destroy underwater enemy mines from a safe distance.
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How do you teach common sense? DARPA wants to find out
DARPA’s budget request for fiscal 2019 shows that the agency wants to develop general artificial intelligence that can reason like humans.
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How collapsible refrigerators and unmanned helicopters are solving DoD’s logistics problems
The Army recently announced the successful prototype of a collapsible system that’s not only smaller and easier to transport but also more fuel-efficient.
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Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
-
When should humans step aside and let AI make decisions?
The Navy’s unmanned expert says autonomous systems are the future. But questions remain about what exactly that future will look like.
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Brexit, project delays jeopardize combat drone project, Dassault CEO warns
A delay in the launch of an Anglo-French technology demonstrator for a combat drone has sparked “uncertainty,” with Britain’s approaching exit from the EU a key factor, Dassault Aviation’s CEO says.
-
Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
-
Unmanned tech ambitions shape Turkey’s future military
Turkey’s government and military leaders look determined to boost a multitude of unmanned vehicle programs in hopes these indigenous systems will serve as the backbone of future operations.
-
Army constantly upgrading drone, counter-drone gear
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Office shows the latest upgrades to drone and counter-drone technology for soldiers downrange.
-
Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’
Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google’s parent company wants to reassure you ― for now.
-
Navy to ‘take the man out of the minefield’ in clearing underwater explosives
The Navy has a plan to find and destroy underwater enemy mines from a safe distance.
-
How do you teach common sense? DARPA wants to find out
DARPA’s budget request for fiscal 2019 shows that the agency wants to develop general artificial intelligence that can reason like humans.
-
How collapsible refrigerators and unmanned helicopters are solving DoD’s logistics problems
The Army recently announced the successful prototype of a collapsible system that’s not only smaller and easier to transport but also more fuel-efficient.
-
Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
-
When should humans step aside and let AI make decisions?
The Navy’s unmanned expert says autonomous systems are the future. But questions remain about what exactly that future will look like.
-
Brexit, project delays jeopardize combat drone project, Dassault CEO warns
A delay in the launch of an Anglo-French technology demonstrator for a combat drone has sparked “uncertainty,” with Britain’s approaching exit from the EU a key factor, Dassault Aviation’s CEO says.
-
Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
-
Unmanned tech ambitions shape Turkey’s future military
Turkey’s government and military leaders look determined to boost a multitude of unmanned vehicle programs in hopes these indigenous systems will serve as the backbone of future operations.
-
Army constantly upgrading drone, counter-drone gear
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Office shows the latest upgrades to drone and counter-drone technology for soldiers downrange.
-
Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’
Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google’s parent company wants to reassure you ― for now.
-
Navy to ‘take the man out of the minefield’ in clearing underwater explosives
The Navy has a plan to find and destroy underwater enemy mines from a safe distance.
-
How do you teach common sense? DARPA wants to find out
DARPA’s budget request for fiscal 2019 shows that the agency wants to develop general artificial intelligence that can reason like humans.
