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A ban on Chinese tech is on the books. Are feds ready?
Contracts announced or awarded after Aug. 13 will have to include language prohibiting services or products that have connections with companies that have suspected ties with the Chinese government.
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How uncertainty in the cyber domain changes war
Attack attribution and deterrence become much harder in cyberspace.
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Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
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Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
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Northrop and Raytheon to compete to build laser weapon for short-range air defense
Northrop and Raytheon will compete to build a 50-kilowatt-class laser that will be integrated onto interim Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Systems.
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A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
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Is the future of military binoculars robotic contact lenses?
While years away from a practical model, research could lead to soft robotic lenses with superhuman capabilities
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Saab banks on Gripen upgrade in new UK-Sweden warplane alliance
The announcement of a partnership agreement is less about Britain’s Tempest jet than about general cooperation in matters of air combat technology.
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BAE gets green light to help build extended-range cannon prototype for US Army
The U.S. Army has awarded BAE Systems a $45 million contract to build the Extended Range Cannon Artillery prototype using its M109A7 self-propelled howitzer.
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Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
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A ban on Chinese tech is on the books. Are feds ready?
Contracts announced or awarded after Aug. 13 will have to include language prohibiting services or products that have connections with companies that have suspected ties with the Chinese government.
-
How uncertainty in the cyber domain changes war
Attack attribution and deterrence become much harder in cyberspace.
-
Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
Northrop and Raytheon to compete to build laser weapon for short-range air defense
Northrop and Raytheon will compete to build a 50-kilowatt-class laser that will be integrated onto interim Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Systems.
-
A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
-
Is the future of military binoculars robotic contact lenses?
While years away from a practical model, research could lead to soft robotic lenses with superhuman capabilities
-
Saab banks on Gripen upgrade in new UK-Sweden warplane alliance
The announcement of a partnership agreement is less about Britain’s Tempest jet than about general cooperation in matters of air combat technology.
-
BAE gets green light to help build extended-range cannon prototype for US Army
The U.S. Army has awarded BAE Systems a $45 million contract to build the Extended Range Cannon Artillery prototype using its M109A7 self-propelled howitzer.
-
Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
-
A ban on Chinese tech is on the books. Are feds ready?
Contracts announced or awarded after Aug. 13 will have to include language prohibiting services or products that have connections with companies that have suspected ties with the Chinese government.
-
How uncertainty in the cyber domain changes war
Attack attribution and deterrence become much harder in cyberspace.
-
Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
Northrop and Raytheon to compete to build laser weapon for short-range air defense
Northrop and Raytheon will compete to build a 50-kilowatt-class laser that will be integrated onto interim Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Systems.
-
A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
-
Is the future of military binoculars robotic contact lenses?
While years away from a practical model, research could lead to soft robotic lenses with superhuman capabilities
-
Saab banks on Gripen upgrade in new UK-Sweden warplane alliance
The announcement of a partnership agreement is less about Britain’s Tempest jet than about general cooperation in matters of air combat technology.
-
BAE gets green light to help build extended-range cannon prototype for US Army
The U.S. Army has awarded BAE Systems a $45 million contract to build the Extended Range Cannon Artillery prototype using its M109A7 self-propelled howitzer.
-
Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
