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Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot
Four companies have advanced to build ground robots capable of equipment transport ahead of a program of record where one of the four will be selected to produce the unmanned vehicle for the Army.
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This robot will pepper spray targets
General Robotics has unveiled a less-lethal weapon module for its DOGO robots.
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Is the most significant military robot slinking around a lab in Massachusetts?
These robots, agile and quadrupedal,are the kind of machines that might accompany squads into the field, provide imagery of what the human eye cannot see and maybe even probe dangerous explosive devices.
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Norway uses submarine to look for missing Russian helicopter
Rescue workers searched with a remote-controlled submarine to try to locate a Russian helicopter with eight people on board that went down in the frigid seas off Svalbard, a Norwegian Arctic archipelago.
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Starting off small: Army grapples with bringing robotics into fold
Is the Army ready to bring robotics and autonomy into its ground formations, or is it still just over the rainbow?
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Northrop Grumman wins British EOD robot support contract
The company’s U.K. branch has been awarded a 24-month contract for in-service support of the CUTLASS explosive ordnance disposal remotely controlled vehicle.
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The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
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The Army is pushing for more interoperability between its robots
The Army is pushing for more interoperability between the robots they purchase.
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Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
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Spacewalkers installing new hand on station’s robot arm
The latching mechanism on one end of the 58-foot robot arm malfunctioned and needs to be replaced before an Orbital ATK supply ship launches in November.
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Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot
Four companies have advanced to build ground robots capable of equipment transport ahead of a program of record where one of the four will be selected to produce the unmanned vehicle for the Army.
-
This robot will pepper spray targets
General Robotics has unveiled a less-lethal weapon module for its DOGO robots.
-
Is the most significant military robot slinking around a lab in Massachusetts?
These robots, agile and quadrupedal,are the kind of machines that might accompany squads into the field, provide imagery of what the human eye cannot see and maybe even probe dangerous explosive devices.
-
Norway uses submarine to look for missing Russian helicopter
Rescue workers searched with a remote-controlled submarine to try to locate a Russian helicopter with eight people on board that went down in the frigid seas off Svalbard, a Norwegian Arctic archipelago.
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Starting off small: Army grapples with bringing robotics into fold
Is the Army ready to bring robotics and autonomy into its ground formations, or is it still just over the rainbow?
-
Northrop Grumman wins British EOD robot support contract
The company’s U.K. branch has been awarded a 24-month contract for in-service support of the CUTLASS explosive ordnance disposal remotely controlled vehicle.
-
The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
-
The Army is pushing for more interoperability between its robots
The Army is pushing for more interoperability between the robots they purchase.
-
Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
-
Spacewalkers installing new hand on station’s robot arm
The latching mechanism on one end of the 58-foot robot arm malfunctioned and needs to be replaced before an Orbital ATK supply ship launches in November.
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Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot
Four companies have advanced to build ground robots capable of equipment transport ahead of a program of record where one of the four will be selected to produce the unmanned vehicle for the Army.
-
This robot will pepper spray targets
General Robotics has unveiled a less-lethal weapon module for its DOGO robots.
-
Is the most significant military robot slinking around a lab in Massachusetts?
These robots, agile and quadrupedal,are the kind of machines that might accompany squads into the field, provide imagery of what the human eye cannot see and maybe even probe dangerous explosive devices.
-
Norway uses submarine to look for missing Russian helicopter
Rescue workers searched with a remote-controlled submarine to try to locate a Russian helicopter with eight people on board that went down in the frigid seas off Svalbard, a Norwegian Arctic archipelago.
-
Starting off small: Army grapples with bringing robotics into fold
Is the Army ready to bring robotics and autonomy into its ground formations, or is it still just over the rainbow?
-
Northrop Grumman wins British EOD robot support contract
The company’s U.K. branch has been awarded a 24-month contract for in-service support of the CUTLASS explosive ordnance disposal remotely controlled vehicle.
-
The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
-
The Army is pushing for more interoperability between its robots
The Army is pushing for more interoperability between the robots they purchase.
-
Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
-
Spacewalkers installing new hand on station’s robot arm
The latching mechanism on one end of the 58-foot robot arm malfunctioned and needs to be replaced before an Orbital ATK supply ship launches in November.
