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DSEI at a glance
In case you were wondering, there was in fact a falcon at DSEI in London this year. See what else showed up at the defense trade show.
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Turkey, Ukraine seek to jointly produce ‘sensitive’ defense technology
A seemingly lucrative defense architecture is flourishing on both shores of the Black Sea.
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The US Air Force’s radical plan for a future fighter could field a jet in 5 years
The U.S. Air Force is seeking rapid-fire plane production as it tries to surpass the capabilities of near-peer competitors like Russia and China.
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Here are some of the upgrades coming to the US Air Force’s oldest bomber
New radar, new weapons, new data links. Same old plane.
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
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MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
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Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
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Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
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The 3 major security threats to AI
Despite all the money being poured into developing artificial intelligence, less than one percent addresses these vulnerabilities, according to Jason Matheny, founding director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
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DSEI at a glance
In case you were wondering, there was in fact a falcon at DSEI in London this year. See what else showed up at the defense trade show.
-
Turkey, Ukraine seek to jointly produce ‘sensitive’ defense technology
A seemingly lucrative defense architecture is flourishing on both shores of the Black Sea.
-
The US Air Force’s radical plan for a future fighter could field a jet in 5 years
The U.S. Air Force is seeking rapid-fire plane production as it tries to surpass the capabilities of near-peer competitors like Russia and China.
-
Here are some of the upgrades coming to the US Air Force’s oldest bomber
New radar, new weapons, new data links. Same old plane.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
-
MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
-
Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
-
Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
-
The 3 major security threats to AI
Despite all the money being poured into developing artificial intelligence, less than one percent addresses these vulnerabilities, according to Jason Matheny, founding director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
-
DSEI at a glance
In case you were wondering, there was in fact a falcon at DSEI in London this year. See what else showed up at the defense trade show.
-
Turkey, Ukraine seek to jointly produce ‘sensitive’ defense technology
A seemingly lucrative defense architecture is flourishing on both shores of the Black Sea.
-
The US Air Force’s radical plan for a future fighter could field a jet in 5 years
The U.S. Air Force is seeking rapid-fire plane production as it tries to surpass the capabilities of near-peer competitors like Russia and China.
-
Here are some of the upgrades coming to the US Air Force’s oldest bomber
New radar, new weapons, new data links. Same old plane.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
-
MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
-
Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
-
Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
-
The 3 major security threats to AI
Despite all the money being poured into developing artificial intelligence, less than one percent addresses these vulnerabilities, according to Jason Matheny, founding director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
