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French Navy takes delivery of new mini-drones for reconnaissance
The catapult-launched aircraft can operate autonomously for three hours in a 50 kilometer (27 mile) range, per the manufacturer.
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Taiwan forces fire at drones flying over island near China
Taiwan’s military fired warning shots at drones from China flying over its outposts just off the Chinese coastline.
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Navy christens third ‘Overlord’ robot ship, with more on tap
Mariner will join four other USVs in California in fiscal 2023 for at-sea operations and experimentation, to accompany land-based testing in Philadelphia.
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US Army’s lethality task force looks to save lives with AI
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force hosted the first meeting of the Artificial Intelligence for Small Unit Maneuver working group at Fort Benning, where participants tested robots among other AI technologies.
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Teledyne wins Pentagon order for hundreds of bomb disposal robots
The U.S. Armed Services placed an order for 500 robots from Teledyne FLIR Defense.
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Battlefield robots getting ‘common sense’ training before deployment
Although legged robots have existed for several years, in order to be deployed, they would need to adapt in real-time to unseen scenarios such as changing terrains, changing payloads and wear and tear.
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The Army could take a run at developing a robotic ‘Warrior Suit’
One of the U.S. Army’s top robotics experts said that technology has advanced enough for the service to slowly begin piecing together a version of a Warrior Suit.
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Russia’s invasion could return focus on armor and artillery, away from AI and robotics
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could force governments with technologically advanced militaries to reevaluate their investments in areas such as robotics and artificial intelligence, creating a renaissance for spending on armor and artillery, a panel of military leaders says.
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Soldiers will test Army’s new robotic combat vehicle in 2022
The light and medium versions are with soldiers now.
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An autonomous robot may have already killed people — here’s how the weapons could be more destabilizing than nukes
Autonomous weapon systems are robots with lethal weapons that can operate independently, selecting and attacking targets without a human weighing in on those decisions.
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French Navy takes delivery of new mini-drones for reconnaissance
The catapult-launched aircraft can operate autonomously for three hours in a 50 kilometer (27 mile) range, per the manufacturer.
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Taiwan forces fire at drones flying over island near China
Taiwan’s military fired warning shots at drones from China flying over its outposts just off the Chinese coastline.
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Navy christens third ‘Overlord’ robot ship, with more on tap
Mariner will join four other USVs in California in fiscal 2023 for at-sea operations and experimentation, to accompany land-based testing in Philadelphia.
-
US Army’s lethality task force looks to save lives with AI
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force hosted the first meeting of the Artificial Intelligence for Small Unit Maneuver working group at Fort Benning, where participants tested robots among other AI technologies.
-
Teledyne wins Pentagon order for hundreds of bomb disposal robots
The U.S. Armed Services placed an order for 500 robots from Teledyne FLIR Defense.
-
Battlefield robots getting ‘common sense’ training before deployment
Although legged robots have existed for several years, in order to be deployed, they would need to adapt in real-time to unseen scenarios such as changing terrains, changing payloads and wear and tear.
-
The Army could take a run at developing a robotic ‘Warrior Suit’
One of the U.S. Army’s top robotics experts said that technology has advanced enough for the service to slowly begin piecing together a version of a Warrior Suit.
-
Russia’s invasion could return focus on armor and artillery, away from AI and robotics
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could force governments with technologically advanced militaries to reevaluate their investments in areas such as robotics and artificial intelligence, creating a renaissance for spending on armor and artillery, a panel of military leaders says.
-
Soldiers will test Army’s new robotic combat vehicle in 2022
The light and medium versions are with soldiers now.
-
An autonomous robot may have already killed people — here’s how the weapons could be more destabilizing than nukes
Autonomous weapon systems are robots with lethal weapons that can operate independently, selecting and attacking targets without a human weighing in on those decisions.
-
French Navy takes delivery of new mini-drones for reconnaissance
The catapult-launched aircraft can operate autonomously for three hours in a 50 kilometer (27 mile) range, per the manufacturer.
-
Taiwan forces fire at drones flying over island near China
Taiwan’s military fired warning shots at drones from China flying over its outposts just off the Chinese coastline.
-
Navy christens third ‘Overlord’ robot ship, with more on tap
Mariner will join four other USVs in California in fiscal 2023 for at-sea operations and experimentation, to accompany land-based testing in Philadelphia.
-
US Army’s lethality task force looks to save lives with AI
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force hosted the first meeting of the Artificial Intelligence for Small Unit Maneuver working group at Fort Benning, where participants tested robots among other AI technologies.
-
Teledyne wins Pentagon order for hundreds of bomb disposal robots
The U.S. Armed Services placed an order for 500 robots from Teledyne FLIR Defense.
-
Battlefield robots getting ‘common sense’ training before deployment
Although legged robots have existed for several years, in order to be deployed, they would need to adapt in real-time to unseen scenarios such as changing terrains, changing payloads and wear and tear.
-
The Army could take a run at developing a robotic ‘Warrior Suit’
One of the U.S. Army’s top robotics experts said that technology has advanced enough for the service to slowly begin piecing together a version of a Warrior Suit.
-
Russia’s invasion could return focus on armor and artillery, away from AI and robotics
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could force governments with technologically advanced militaries to reevaluate their investments in areas such as robotics and artificial intelligence, creating a renaissance for spending on armor and artillery, a panel of military leaders says.
-
Soldiers will test Army’s new robotic combat vehicle in 2022
The light and medium versions are with soldiers now.
-
An autonomous robot may have already killed people — here’s how the weapons could be more destabilizing than nukes
Autonomous weapon systems are robots with lethal weapons that can operate independently, selecting and attacking targets without a human weighing in on those decisions.
