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With US Marines seeking unmanned logistics to fight China, Textron sees opportunity
The U.S. Marine Corps is looking for unmanned surface vessels. Textron thinks its Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle could answer the call.
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A new artificial intelligence contract to keep planes flying
The Pentagon’s Silicon Valley outpost awarded a contract worth as much as $95 million for software that aims to predict when military aircraft will need repairs, a tool that would make more aircraft available for missions and could potentially save billions of dollars in maintenance costs.
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Winning the hypersonic race is a national imperative
In the world of hypersonic weapons, speed and agility are everything. This is where industry comes in.
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US Army picks winners to build light and medium robotic combat vehicles
The Army has chosen one winner in each category to build prototypes for a future light and medium robotic combat vehicle.
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Israel is developing lasers to kill drones and rockets
Three programs involving Rafael and Elbit Systems are developing high-energy laser demonstrators.
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Bell V-280 flies autonomously for first time
Bell’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor demonstrator flew without pilot control for the first time in December 2019 as the Army’s Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration program comes to a close.
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Saudi Arabia is developing a new counter-drone system
Saudi Arabian Military Industries is working on a new national counter-drone system to address asymmetric threats to the country.
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US Special Operations Command wants to sniff out misinformation campaigns
U.S. Special Operations Command is seeking a prototype that would allow it to detect misinformation campaigns in near- to real-time.
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What if Air Force tankers became a communications node?
Aerial refueling tankers could play a role in the Air Force’s advanced battle management system.
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The 5 most engaging battlefield tech stories of 2019
High-powered radars, the end of floppy disks, defending hypersonic weapons and odd behavior by foreign satellites in space.Readers of C4ISRNET found those subjects most engaging in 2019.
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With US Marines seeking unmanned logistics to fight China, Textron sees opportunity
The U.S. Marine Corps is looking for unmanned surface vessels. Textron thinks its Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle could answer the call.
-
A new artificial intelligence contract to keep planes flying
The Pentagon’s Silicon Valley outpost awarded a contract worth as much as $95 million for software that aims to predict when military aircraft will need repairs, a tool that would make more aircraft available for missions and could potentially save billions of dollars in maintenance costs.
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Winning the hypersonic race is a national imperative
In the world of hypersonic weapons, speed and agility are everything. This is where industry comes in.
-
US Army picks winners to build light and medium robotic combat vehicles
The Army has chosen one winner in each category to build prototypes for a future light and medium robotic combat vehicle.
-
Israel is developing lasers to kill drones and rockets
Three programs involving Rafael and Elbit Systems are developing high-energy laser demonstrators.
-
Bell V-280 flies autonomously for first time
Bell’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor demonstrator flew without pilot control for the first time in December 2019 as the Army’s Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration program comes to a close.
-
Saudi Arabia is developing a new counter-drone system
Saudi Arabian Military Industries is working on a new national counter-drone system to address asymmetric threats to the country.
-
US Special Operations Command wants to sniff out misinformation campaigns
U.S. Special Operations Command is seeking a prototype that would allow it to detect misinformation campaigns in near- to real-time.
-
What if Air Force tankers became a communications node?
Aerial refueling tankers could play a role in the Air Force’s advanced battle management system.
-
The 5 most engaging battlefield tech stories of 2019
High-powered radars, the end of floppy disks, defending hypersonic weapons and odd behavior by foreign satellites in space.Readers of C4ISRNET found those subjects most engaging in 2019.
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With US Marines seeking unmanned logistics to fight China, Textron sees opportunity
The U.S. Marine Corps is looking for unmanned surface vessels. Textron thinks its Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle could answer the call.
-
A new artificial intelligence contract to keep planes flying
The Pentagon’s Silicon Valley outpost awarded a contract worth as much as $95 million for software that aims to predict when military aircraft will need repairs, a tool that would make more aircraft available for missions and could potentially save billions of dollars in maintenance costs.
-
Winning the hypersonic race is a national imperative
In the world of hypersonic weapons, speed and agility are everything. This is where industry comes in.
-
US Army picks winners to build light and medium robotic combat vehicles
The Army has chosen one winner in each category to build prototypes for a future light and medium robotic combat vehicle.
-
Israel is developing lasers to kill drones and rockets
Three programs involving Rafael and Elbit Systems are developing high-energy laser demonstrators.
-
Bell V-280 flies autonomously for first time
Bell’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor demonstrator flew without pilot control for the first time in December 2019 as the Army’s Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration program comes to a close.
-
Saudi Arabia is developing a new counter-drone system
Saudi Arabian Military Industries is working on a new national counter-drone system to address asymmetric threats to the country.
-
US Special Operations Command wants to sniff out misinformation campaigns
U.S. Special Operations Command is seeking a prototype that would allow it to detect misinformation campaigns in near- to real-time.
-
What if Air Force tankers became a communications node?
Aerial refueling tankers could play a role in the Air Force’s advanced battle management system.
-
The 5 most engaging battlefield tech stories of 2019
High-powered radars, the end of floppy disks, defending hypersonic weapons and odd behavior by foreign satellites in space.Readers of C4ISRNET found those subjects most engaging in 2019.
