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Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
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From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
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The risks facing the Pentagon’s high-end electronics and radars
The industrial base for electronic attack and radar capabilities is potentially at risk in the future, a new report has found.
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V-280 Valor hits cruise speeds
Here’s how Bell’s V-280 reached 190 knots while flying in cruise mode.
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Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
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Boeing will soon be able to store 3-D printing data in the cloud, with help from an Israeli partner
The company’s software will allow Boeing to securely transmit 3-D printing data to printers at locations all over the world.
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Britain flip-flops toward ISR drone, but France keeps eye on combat capability
An Anglo-French project for a combat drone demonstrator is switching tracks, but is it off the rails?
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Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
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The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
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US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
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Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
The risks facing the Pentagon’s high-end electronics and radars
The industrial base for electronic attack and radar capabilities is potentially at risk in the future, a new report has found.
-
V-280 Valor hits cruise speeds
Here’s how Bell’s V-280 reached 190 knots while flying in cruise mode.
-
Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
-
Boeing will soon be able to store 3-D printing data in the cloud, with help from an Israeli partner
The company’s software will allow Boeing to securely transmit 3-D printing data to printers at locations all over the world.
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Britain flip-flops toward ISR drone, but France keeps eye on combat capability
An Anglo-French project for a combat drone demonstrator is switching tracks, but is it off the rails?
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
The risks facing the Pentagon’s high-end electronics and radars
The industrial base for electronic attack and radar capabilities is potentially at risk in the future, a new report has found.
-
V-280 Valor hits cruise speeds
Here’s how Bell’s V-280 reached 190 knots while flying in cruise mode.
-
Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
-
Boeing will soon be able to store 3-D printing data in the cloud, with help from an Israeli partner
The company’s software will allow Boeing to securely transmit 3-D printing data to printers at locations all over the world.
-
Britain flip-flops toward ISR drone, but France keeps eye on combat capability
An Anglo-French project for a combat drone demonstrator is switching tracks, but is it off the rails?
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
