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Ukraine is already on a second iteration of combat-ready war robots
Robot soldiers from cinematic nightmares are glistening silver automatons, with rictus skulls or towering automaton bodies. Robot soldiers in real life? Not so much.
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This unmanned submarine chaser is closer to reality
A highly autonomous antisubmarine vessel, known as Sea Hunter, reached a key milestone and will transfer from DARPA to the Office of Naval Research.
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Air Force Predator crash blamed on crew error, datalink failure
An MQ-1B Predator crashed in U.S. Central Command’s area of operations on Feb. 2, 2016, due to a data-link failure and a distracted crew, according to a report released this month.
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‘Furious’ program could lead to combat robots for French Army
A study will look into robots for missions including reconnaissance, inspection inside a building and carrying equipment, with a focus on autonomous movement.
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The Pentagon will study — na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na — bat drones!
The Pentagon is soliciting work from university-industry teams that includes bio-inspired highly maneuverable autonomous UAVs. In other words, bat drones.
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How Rumsfeld viewed the most iconic aircraft of the War on Terror
The people around Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense, had an interest in drones but do not appear to have given the technology any special attention.
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Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
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From CES: The sea is alive with cheap, powerful robots — and that will be dangerous
It remains to be seen how non-state actors will incorporate commercial robots into their operations. But the low cost means that if there is a nefarious purpose for underwater cameras, it won’t be that hard for someone to figure it out.
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Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
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Leonardo to head EU research program on unmanned naval systems
The first research project to be carried out by the European Union’s new defense fund will cover unmanned naval systems and be led by Italy’s Leonardo, the firm said Friday.
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Ukraine is already on a second iteration of combat-ready war robots
Robot soldiers from cinematic nightmares are glistening silver automatons, with rictus skulls or towering automaton bodies. Robot soldiers in real life? Not so much.
-
This unmanned submarine chaser is closer to reality
A highly autonomous antisubmarine vessel, known as Sea Hunter, reached a key milestone and will transfer from DARPA to the Office of Naval Research.
-
Air Force Predator crash blamed on crew error, datalink failure
An MQ-1B Predator crashed in U.S. Central Command’s area of operations on Feb. 2, 2016, due to a data-link failure and a distracted crew, according to a report released this month.
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‘Furious’ program could lead to combat robots for French Army
A study will look into robots for missions including reconnaissance, inspection inside a building and carrying equipment, with a focus on autonomous movement.
-
The Pentagon will study — na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na — bat drones!
The Pentagon is soliciting work from university-industry teams that includes bio-inspired highly maneuverable autonomous UAVs. In other words, bat drones.
-
How Rumsfeld viewed the most iconic aircraft of the War on Terror
The people around Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense, had an interest in drones but do not appear to have given the technology any special attention.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
-
From CES: The sea is alive with cheap, powerful robots — and that will be dangerous
It remains to be seen how non-state actors will incorporate commercial robots into their operations. But the low cost means that if there is a nefarious purpose for underwater cameras, it won’t be that hard for someone to figure it out.
-
Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
-
Leonardo to head EU research program on unmanned naval systems
The first research project to be carried out by the European Union’s new defense fund will cover unmanned naval systems and be led by Italy’s Leonardo, the firm said Friday.
-
Ukraine is already on a second iteration of combat-ready war robots
Robot soldiers from cinematic nightmares are glistening silver automatons, with rictus skulls or towering automaton bodies. Robot soldiers in real life? Not so much.
-
This unmanned submarine chaser is closer to reality
A highly autonomous antisubmarine vessel, known as Sea Hunter, reached a key milestone and will transfer from DARPA to the Office of Naval Research.
-
Air Force Predator crash blamed on crew error, datalink failure
An MQ-1B Predator crashed in U.S. Central Command’s area of operations on Feb. 2, 2016, due to a data-link failure and a distracted crew, according to a report released this month.
-
‘Furious’ program could lead to combat robots for French Army
A study will look into robots for missions including reconnaissance, inspection inside a building and carrying equipment, with a focus on autonomous movement.
-
The Pentagon will study — na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na — bat drones!
The Pentagon is soliciting work from university-industry teams that includes bio-inspired highly maneuverable autonomous UAVs. In other words, bat drones.
-
How Rumsfeld viewed the most iconic aircraft of the War on Terror
The people around Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense, had an interest in drones but do not appear to have given the technology any special attention.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
-
From CES: The sea is alive with cheap, powerful robots — and that will be dangerous
It remains to be seen how non-state actors will incorporate commercial robots into their operations. But the low cost means that if there is a nefarious purpose for underwater cameras, it won’t be that hard for someone to figure it out.
-
Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
-
Leonardo to head EU research program on unmanned naval systems
The first research project to be carried out by the European Union’s new defense fund will cover unmanned naval systems and be led by Italy’s Leonardo, the firm said Friday.
