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Defense Logistics Agency finds improvements through robotic process automation
Bots at DLA have contributed over 200,000 hours of work.
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Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
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Drones that work in the cold are so hot right now
Making sure water weapons still work is a vital task for arctic training.
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Are orbs the future of security drones?
Dronemaker partners with rolling robot for new scout offering.
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What every bomb squad robot needs … a tentacle?
Coiling tentacles with vacuum-powered grippers could handle objects on the battlefields of the future.
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DARPA wants to fill in a void on underground robotic operations
In the bones of a never-used nuclear reactor, competitors at the DARPA-hosted Subterranean Challenge are exploring how robots can find people and items underground.
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After protest, Army launches new competition for robotic mule
Four candidates are back in the running to compete to be the Army’s robotic mule for the light infantry.
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Watch this robot hand sweat to beat the heat
Using special hydrogels actuators, this Navy-funded robot can passively regulate temperature.
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Army seeks robots to supply its big guns with ammunition
Expertise in AI for off-road driving could safely transport explosive payloads to their proper destination.
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Why did the military research a pigeon-feathered drone?
Researchers at Stanford explored the mechanics of bird feathers using a drone.
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Defense Logistics Agency finds improvements through robotic process automation
Bots at DLA have contributed over 200,000 hours of work.
-
Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
-
Drones that work in the cold are so hot right now
Making sure water weapons still work is a vital task for arctic training.
-
Are orbs the future of security drones?
Dronemaker partners with rolling robot for new scout offering.
-
What every bomb squad robot needs … a tentacle?
Coiling tentacles with vacuum-powered grippers could handle objects on the battlefields of the future.
-
DARPA wants to fill in a void on underground robotic operations
In the bones of a never-used nuclear reactor, competitors at the DARPA-hosted Subterranean Challenge are exploring how robots can find people and items underground.
-
After protest, Army launches new competition for robotic mule
Four candidates are back in the running to compete to be the Army’s robotic mule for the light infantry.
-
Watch this robot hand sweat to beat the heat
Using special hydrogels actuators, this Navy-funded robot can passively regulate temperature.
-
Army seeks robots to supply its big guns with ammunition
Expertise in AI for off-road driving could safely transport explosive payloads to their proper destination.
-
Why did the military research a pigeon-feathered drone?
Researchers at Stanford explored the mechanics of bird feathers using a drone.
-
Defense Logistics Agency finds improvements through robotic process automation
Bots at DLA have contributed over 200,000 hours of work.
-
Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
-
Drones that work in the cold are so hot right now
Making sure water weapons still work is a vital task for arctic training.
-
Are orbs the future of security drones?
Dronemaker partners with rolling robot for new scout offering.
-
What every bomb squad robot needs … a tentacle?
Coiling tentacles with vacuum-powered grippers could handle objects on the battlefields of the future.
-
DARPA wants to fill in a void on underground robotic operations
In the bones of a never-used nuclear reactor, competitors at the DARPA-hosted Subterranean Challenge are exploring how robots can find people and items underground.
-
After protest, Army launches new competition for robotic mule
Four candidates are back in the running to compete to be the Army’s robotic mule for the light infantry.
-
Watch this robot hand sweat to beat the heat
Using special hydrogels actuators, this Navy-funded robot can passively regulate temperature.
-
Army seeks robots to supply its big guns with ammunition
Expertise in AI for off-road driving could safely transport explosive payloads to their proper destination.
-
Why did the military research a pigeon-feathered drone?
Researchers at Stanford explored the mechanics of bird feathers using a drone.
