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Pentagon buys underwater drones to dispose of explosives
The Department of Defense has purchased 60 underwater remotely operated vehicles for explosive ordnance disposal.
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France Orders 105 Spy’Ranger Drones From Thales
There was an initial acquisition of 35 UAV systems, with a further 35 under option, bringing the total to 70 systems, or 210 units, worth a total of €104.3 million (US $108.8 million), a source close to the deal said.
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Army wants system to determine a drone’s intent
Worried about hostile drones, but unsure how to determine which drones are hostile and which are not, the Army is looking for technology that can determine a drone’s intent.
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Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
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Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
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Detecting drones from moving vehicles
The Army wants its ground vehicles to detect drones using infrared sensors.
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ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
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Threat from Russian UAV jamming real, officials say
Threats demonstrated from Russia jamming UAVs in Ukraine absolutely pose a threat to U.S. systems, according to officials.
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Pentagon buys underwater drones to dispose of explosives
The Department of Defense has purchased 60 underwater remotely operated vehicles for explosive ordnance disposal.
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France Orders 105 Spy’Ranger Drones From Thales
There was an initial acquisition of 35 UAV systems, with a further 35 under option, bringing the total to 70 systems, or 210 units, worth a total of €104.3 million (US $108.8 million), a source close to the deal said.
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Army wants system to determine a drone’s intent
Worried about hostile drones, but unsure how to determine which drones are hostile and which are not, the Army is looking for technology that can determine a drone’s intent.
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Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
-
Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
-
Detecting drones from moving vehicles
The Army wants its ground vehicles to detect drones using infrared sensors.
-
ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
-
Threat from Russian UAV jamming real, officials say
Threats demonstrated from Russia jamming UAVs in Ukraine absolutely pose a threat to U.S. systems, according to officials.
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Gray Eagle ER begins flight testing
The UAV made its first successful flight Oct. 29 in California.
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Pentagon buys underwater drones to dispose of explosives
The Department of Defense has purchased 60 underwater remotely operated vehicles for explosive ordnance disposal.
-
France Orders 105 Spy’Ranger Drones From Thales
There was an initial acquisition of 35 UAV systems, with a further 35 under option, bringing the total to 70 systems, or 210 units, worth a total of €104.3 million (US $108.8 million), a source close to the deal said.
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Army wants system to determine a drone’s intent
Worried about hostile drones, but unsure how to determine which drones are hostile and which are not, the Army is looking for technology that can determine a drone’s intent.
-
Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
-
US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
-
Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
-
Detecting drones from moving vehicles
The Army wants its ground vehicles to detect drones using infrared sensors.
-
ACTUV on track for Navy success story
The ACTUV mission set evolved as planners realized the vessel could potentially serve as a platform for a variety of sensors.
-
Threat from Russian UAV jamming real, officials say
Threats demonstrated from Russia jamming UAVs in Ukraine absolutely pose a threat to U.S. systems, according to officials.
-
Gray Eagle ER begins flight testing
The UAV made its first successful flight Oct. 29 in California.
