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France and Australia are working on the same sub, but they’ll be powered differently
This will mean design changes to allow for a different engine type.
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Russia wants to show it innovated its way around sanctions
One subtext of the Army 2019 expo was a defense industry ready for import substitution.
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Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
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US Air Force looks to small businesses for an AI-integrated simulator
The Air Force released a list of areas in which it’s interested, including interoperability among networked simulators; cloud-based simulators; and performance-based training, data collection and analysis.
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US Marines to test drone-killing laser weapon
A directed-energy prototype weapon is now in the hands of Marines.
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Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
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US Air Force flight tests hypersonic missile on B-52 bomber
The flight test collected data on drag and vibration impacts on the weapon and the B-52 Stratofortress carrying it.
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How industry can build better AI for the military
Government leaders explained how they can help improve incentives for industry to build better artificial intelligence for military use.
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Can artificial intelligence improve aerial dogfighting?
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to automate air-to-air combat, which would free pilots to concentrate on the larger air battle creating a human-machine team.
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Coming soon to the US Army: Combat-capable hypersonic and laser weapons
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office has plans to deliver a battery of hypersonic weapons and a battery of directed-energy weapons to soldiers in short order.
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France and Australia are working on the same sub, but they’ll be powered differently
This will mean design changes to allow for a different engine type.
-
Russia wants to show it innovated its way around sanctions
One subtext of the Army 2019 expo was a defense industry ready for import substitution.
-
Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
-
US Air Force looks to small businesses for an AI-integrated simulator
The Air Force released a list of areas in which it’s interested, including interoperability among networked simulators; cloud-based simulators; and performance-based training, data collection and analysis.
-
US Marines to test drone-killing laser weapon
A directed-energy prototype weapon is now in the hands of Marines.
-
Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
-
US Air Force flight tests hypersonic missile on B-52 bomber
The flight test collected data on drag and vibration impacts on the weapon and the B-52 Stratofortress carrying it.
-
How industry can build better AI for the military
Government leaders explained how they can help improve incentives for industry to build better artificial intelligence for military use.
-
Can artificial intelligence improve aerial dogfighting?
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to automate air-to-air combat, which would free pilots to concentrate on the larger air battle creating a human-machine team.
-
Coming soon to the US Army: Combat-capable hypersonic and laser weapons
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office has plans to deliver a battery of hypersonic weapons and a battery of directed-energy weapons to soldiers in short order.
-
France and Australia are working on the same sub, but they’ll be powered differently
This will mean design changes to allow for a different engine type.
-
Russia wants to show it innovated its way around sanctions
One subtext of the Army 2019 expo was a defense industry ready for import substitution.
-
Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
-
US Air Force looks to small businesses for an AI-integrated simulator
The Air Force released a list of areas in which it’s interested, including interoperability among networked simulators; cloud-based simulators; and performance-based training, data collection and analysis.
-
US Marines to test drone-killing laser weapon
A directed-energy prototype weapon is now in the hands of Marines.
-
Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
-
US Air Force flight tests hypersonic missile on B-52 bomber
The flight test collected data on drag and vibration impacts on the weapon and the B-52 Stratofortress carrying it.
-
How industry can build better AI for the military
Government leaders explained how they can help improve incentives for industry to build better artificial intelligence for military use.
-
Can artificial intelligence improve aerial dogfighting?
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to automate air-to-air combat, which would free pilots to concentrate on the larger air battle creating a human-machine team.
-
Coming soon to the US Army: Combat-capable hypersonic and laser weapons
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office has plans to deliver a battery of hypersonic weapons and a battery of directed-energy weapons to soldiers in short order.
