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US Air Force starts effort to buy a ‘flying car’
The U.S. Air Force is eager to shape the emerging market for experimental electric rotorcraft.
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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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Meet Garmousha: A new rotary-wing drone made in the UAE
The drone can be used to detect gas pipeline leaks, survey infrastructure, and perform search-and-rescue operations.
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French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
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Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts multiple drones with lasers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently tested its counter-UAS system Drone Dome, during which the system identified and intercepted moving targets using a high-powered laser beam.
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Can scout drones be programmed with new tricks?
Exyn Technologies announced this week it has built code to allow drones to fly in and map a GPS-denied environment.
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US Air Force kills one of its hypersonic weapons programs
The Air Force will not proceed with the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon. But what’s the state of its other hypersonic efforts?
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Sorry, Sierra Nevada Corp. and Textron: The US Air Force isn’t buying light attack planes
Special Operations Command could have a requirement for as many as 75 light attack aircraft, but it wants to hold its own prototype demonstration.
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5G could bring new speed to military operations
If the U.S. military introduced a fifth generation network in to its C4ISR systems, decision-making in high profile military operations would improve because critical information would arrive faster, according to a Jan. 31 Congressional Research Service report.
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US Air Force starts effort to buy a ‘flying car’
The U.S. Air Force is eager to shape the emerging market for experimental electric rotorcraft.
-
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.
-
Meet Garmousha: A new rotary-wing drone made in the UAE
The drone can be used to detect gas pipeline leaks, survey infrastructure, and perform search-and-rescue operations.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts multiple drones with lasers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently tested its counter-UAS system Drone Dome, during which the system identified and intercepted moving targets using a high-powered laser beam.
-
Can scout drones be programmed with new tricks?
Exyn Technologies announced this week it has built code to allow drones to fly in and map a GPS-denied environment.
-
US Air Force kills one of its hypersonic weapons programs
The Air Force will not proceed with the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon. But what’s the state of its other hypersonic efforts?
-
Sorry, Sierra Nevada Corp. and Textron: The US Air Force isn’t buying light attack planes
Special Operations Command could have a requirement for as many as 75 light attack aircraft, but it wants to hold its own prototype demonstration.
-
5G could bring new speed to military operations
If the U.S. military introduced a fifth generation network in to its C4ISR systems, decision-making in high profile military operations would improve because critical information would arrive faster, according to a Jan. 31 Congressional Research Service report.
-
US Air Force starts effort to buy a ‘flying car’
The U.S. Air Force is eager to shape the emerging market for experimental electric rotorcraft.
-
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.
-
Meet Garmousha: A new rotary-wing drone made in the UAE
The drone can be used to detect gas pipeline leaks, survey infrastructure, and perform search-and-rescue operations.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts multiple drones with lasers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently tested its counter-UAS system Drone Dome, during which the system identified and intercepted moving targets using a high-powered laser beam.
-
Can scout drones be programmed with new tricks?
Exyn Technologies announced this week it has built code to allow drones to fly in and map a GPS-denied environment.
-
US Air Force kills one of its hypersonic weapons programs
The Air Force will not proceed with the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon. But what’s the state of its other hypersonic efforts?
-
Sorry, Sierra Nevada Corp. and Textron: The US Air Force isn’t buying light attack planes
Special Operations Command could have a requirement for as many as 75 light attack aircraft, but it wants to hold its own prototype demonstration.
-
5G could bring new speed to military operations
If the U.S. military introduced a fifth generation network in to its C4ISR systems, decision-making in high profile military operations would improve because critical information would arrive faster, according to a Jan. 31 Congressional Research Service report.
